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Magicalia: Race of Wonders

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From the internationally bestselling author of Wonderscape and The Uncommoners, comes a spectacular new fantasy series for 9+ set in a world of magical creatures, ancient meteorites and secret organizations, irresistible to fans of Pokémon, Skandar and the Unicorn Thief and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

FEEL THE MAGIC. CONJURE THE IMPOSSIBLE.

When her dad is kidnapped by a woman with a giant hamstoceros, Bitsy and best friend Kosh are swept into a secret world of ancient meteorites and strange beasts called magicores, each conjured using a different emotion. Using a powerful bestiary called Magicalia, the friends must quickly become conjurors themselves, before following a trail of clues that will take them from London to India to Paris, in a race to rescue Bitsy’s dad from a mysterious villain…

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A lovely book to use at storytime or to include in the book areas. Magicalia is a fiction novel, with a fantasy theme, interwoven in the storyline that holds your attention and creates that want to read more attitude.

The story becomes even more interesting with a flair of magic that happens when you are least expecting. It’s a fast-paced story of ordinary children plunged into a fantasy setting, a tale of kidnapping and bravery.

Magicalia: Race of Wonders

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