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- Hodder Children's Books
Waterfire Saga, For National Curriculum Key Stage 3, Interest age: from c 10 years, Fiction, Folklore, myths & legends, Adventure stories (Children's / Teenage), Fantasy & magical realism (Children's / Teenage)
The epic finale of the stunning series that began with Deep Blue.
Six mermaids battle to save their hidden world.
Serafina and the other mer have discovered that Orfeo, one of the six founders of Atlantis, is trying to unleash an ancient monster from its icy prison. Astrid, his descendent is summoned to Orfeo's stronghold where she must attempt to take his black pearl talisman. Meanwhile, Ava tracks another talisman in the swamps of the Mississippi. To get it she will have to face the murderous Okwa Naholo spirits.
Serafina, Becca, Ling, Neela ready themselves for war. In an epic final double battle, the Black Fin resistance must stop the Voleneros from taking over the mer realms and end Orfeo's plan to take the fate of the gods into his own hands. Can they prevent the destruction of their world?
The final book in the Waterfire Saga.
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Praise for Waterfire Saga: Sea Spell: Book 4
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Praise for the Waterfire Saga:
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'Percy Jackson with mermaids.' - The Bookseller
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Magic, evil and adventure abound in this story. - notyetread.com
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Donnelly has masterfully created an aquatic wonderland, full of intrigue. - School Librarian
Jennifer Donnelly
Jennifer Donnelly is a bestselling writer for adults and children. Her first young adult novel, A Gathering Light, won the Carnegie Medal in 2003, as well as receiving several awards in the US including the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. Her adult work includes The Tea Rose, The Winter Rose and The Wild Rose.
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