The Curse of the Romany Wolves
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (928 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005Q86M8K |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She now encourages all types of book exploration as an elementary school librarian in Los Angeles. Christian Slade received an MA in illustration from Syracuse University and a BFA in drawing and animation from the University of Central Florida. He lives with his wife and two corgis in Florida. Jones Rogan traveled the world, looking for adventure. . S
The dashing apothecary fox Penhaligon must find a cure or risk losing everyone he holds dear! Penhaligon uncovers a fragment of parchment that just might be a recipe for a cure—and it includes ingredients found only on the haunted Howling Island. But the obstacles Penhaligon must face on his quest for the cure make ghosts seem friendly: Pirates! Sea serpents! Double-crossing ferrets! Can Penhaligon make it back in time to save his village?. Penhaligon takes on pirates and sea serpents on the high seas.The creatures of Porthleven are suffering from a mysterious illness that looks like Febra lupi, the curse of the Romany wolves, which has no known cure
He lives with his wife and two corgis in Florida. Christian Slade received an MA in illustration from Syracuse University and a BFA in drawing and animation from the University of Central Florida. Jones Rogan traveled the world, looking for adventure. She now encourages all types of book exploration as an elementary school librarian in Los Angeles. . About the AuthorS
"Will involve advanced elementary to middle-grade students" according to Midwest Book Review. S. Jones Rogan's THE CURSE OF THE ROMANY WOLVES receives black and white line drawings by Christian Slade, peppered throughout a fun story of Wolf fever and one Penhaligon Brush, determined to find a cure before all his friends die off. His search takes him to a haunted land where he sets sail and battles sea serpents and time alike. A fine fantasy adventure will involve advanced elementary to middle-grade students.. Nicola Mansfield said We Want More Penhaligon!. Reason for Reading: Read aloud to my 10yo ds.Both my son and I love animal fantasy and loved The Daring Adventures of Penhaligon Brush that it was obvious that we would read together this sequel. And I'm happy to report we both enjoyed this very much as well. In fact, I'll say ds enjoyed it more than I did simply because of the theme this time around including sailing the seas and pirates, which he absolutely adores. This book is a sequel to the first and while events and characters (not present) from the first book are spoken of, the story does not rely on the events of the first book, so reading order doesn't really matter.One o. Courtesy of Teens Read Too TeensReadToo How far would you go to save a loved one's life? Would you board a rickety ship captained by an ornery, money-hungry cat? Or jump into a tangle of seaweed where a sea serpent lies in wait? Or even travel to an island rumored to be inhabited by fierce creatures? Penhaligon Brush did all that and more. He's a fox with an eye for adventure, a head for medicinal healing, and a heart as pure as gold.When his adopted wolf cub, Donald, becomes stricken with a fever that could take his life, Penhaligon embarks on a journey to collect a rare ingredient that he hopes will be the cure. With his good friend, Hotchi the hedgehog, and a young s