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Winner of both the Guardian Award and the Carnegie Medal, this is an all-time classic, combining mystery, adventure, history and a complex set of human relationships.
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Elidor
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By Garner, Alan
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Roland, Helen, Nicholas and David, four Manchester children, are led into Elidor, a twilight world almost destroyed by fear and darkness.
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Winner of both the Guardian Award and the Carnegie Medal, this is an all-time classic, combining mystery, adventure, history and a complex set of human relationships.
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By Garner, Alan
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A tale of Alderley
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By Garner, Alan
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The sequel to The Weirdstone of Brisingamen . It is the Eve of Gomrath - the night of the year when the Old Magic is aroused. Had Colin and Susan known this, they would never have lighted a fire on the Beacon, releasing the uncontrollable ferocity of the Wild Hunt.
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By Garner, Alan
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The definitive collection of traditional British folk tales, selected and retold by the renowned Alan Garner.
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From one of our greatest living writers, comes a remarkable memoir of a forgotten England.
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By Garner, Alan
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Engages everyone who can hear the voices of the characters on the page.
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Boggarts and gowks, fools and hobgoblins are only some of the strange and wonderful creatures in this collection of 22 stories chosen from the folklore of England and Wales.
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An exploration of the inevitability of life. Visions torment Tom, Macey and Thomas as they struggle with age-old forces. Can those they love keep them clinging to reality? Or is the future destined to reflect the past?
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