Name: Tales of Tildale, Book 1, "Rufus": Tales of Tildale, Book1, "Rufus" (en Inglés)
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Author: Carmody, Phillipa Margaret
ISBN: 9781764412605

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Tales of Tildale, Book 1, "Rufus": Tales of Tildale, Book1, "Rufus" (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Steele Publishing

Autor

Carmody, Phillipa Margaret

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

290

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9 x 15.2 x 2.0 cm

ISBN13

9781764412605

Tales of Tildale, Book 1, "Rufus": Tales of Tildale, Book1, "Rufus" (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Tales of Tildale, Book 1, "Rufus": Tales of Tildale, Book1, "Rufus" (en Inglés)"

Whether read digitally or in print, this story has been designed with children in mind. The layout prioritises clarity and ease, reflecting the care taken in the printed editions, which are produced to feel sturdy, comfortable, and inviting for young hands.When Rufus Brown, the brown dragon with snagged, golden wings, a preference for burnt food and a hatred of his cousin, discovers that many of the pet silkworms and glow worms from Tildale, (including his own pet silkworm, Spinner), have suddenly gone missing he sets out on an adventure to find them - one that puts him in mortal danger. Rufus enlists the help of Captain Ambrose "Shnozz" Johnson, a retired military centaur with a highly sensitive nose to help track the pets. The pair are soon joined by a fairy named Sorilla Rosewater and a unicorn named Lazar Lightening, both of whom are nearing their graduation from Enchantederra High School. Two very different and frightening beasts, along with other folk, ensure ensure that they each must use their wits and their different skills to cope with a succession of difficulties and dangers as this tale of Tildale unfolds.As humans travelled by sea or by air to this ancient land and settled into communities, they were accompanied, (unbeknownst to the humans), by a few of the creatures from their diverse myths or stories. Invisible to humans and much smaller, these creatures established their own communities. This is a work entirely from the imagination of the author and depicts a community where not all dragons are fearsome, not all fairies are good, not all cyclopes are dangerous and not all leprechauns are mischievous - although some are.