Thomas Trew and the Selkie's Curse

Thomas Trew and the Selkie's Curse

by SophieMasson (Author)

Synopsis

Trouble is brewing in the underwater land of the selkies when a young seagirl is discovered unconscious in Owlchurch. She's been poisoned by a curse that's spreading throughout the sea world - a curse that must be stopped before it affects the whole Hidden World. When Thomas promises to help, he and his friends travel to the wild and amazing land of the seafolk where they embark on an exciting adventure at the very depths of the ocean.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 224
Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
Published: 20 Sep 2007

ISBN 10: 0340894873
ISBN 13: 9780340894873
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years
Book Overview: The fourth book in the enchanting Thomas Trew series.

Media Reviews
'The first of six rumbustious adventures, it enjoys Blytonesque jollities and gorgeous grotesques drawn by Ted Dewan.' Amanda Craig, The Times Sophie Masson is decidedly a captivating narrator who certainly knows how to hypnotise her readers. Lollipops Reading one of Sophie Masson's books is like standing on top of a lonely mountain at midnight, under a star-filled sky ... Her work has that same sense of clarity, magic and mystery ... Garth Nix One of the strengths of Masson's work is this creation of parallel worlds of fantasy which interweave with the old folk tale but also produce echoes of myth. Australian Book Review CARABAS: 'A sophisticated and timeless tale of magic and human nature.' Weekend Australian THE TEMPESTOUS VOYAGE OF HOPEWELL SHAKESPEARE: 'Masterly' The Times CLEMENTINE: 'A fabulous novel ...' Adele Geras
Author Bio
Sophie Masson was born in Jakarta, Indonesia, to French parents. She has spent most of her life going back and forth between Australia and France. Author of 28 novels, for adults, teenagers and children, she is published in Australia, the US and Italy as well as the UK. Winner of the Australian Young Adult Aurealis Science Fiction and Fantasy Award and shortlisted for many others, she has also written for stage, radio and newspapers, magazines and literary journals. She is still fluently bilingual and frequently returns to France to visit family. She lives in New South Wales, Australia, with her husband and three children. Sophie is the Australian correspondent for ACHUKA website. http://www.achuka.co.uk