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    The Lost Books: The Scroll of Kings
    The Lost Books: The Scroll of Kings
    The Lost Books: The Scroll of Kings
    Audiobook6 hours

    The Lost Books: The Scroll of Kings

    Written by Sarah Prineas

    Narrated by Graham Halstead

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    About this audiobook

    “A page-turner of a fantasy with elements of humor as well as intrigue, swordplay, and librarian-versus-hostile-book combat.” —Booklist

    From Sarah Prineas, author of the acclaimed Magic Thief series, comes a stunning new tween fantasy where books literally come to life!

    The powerful Lost Books at the palace library are infecting the rest with an evil magic, and two unlikely friends must figure out who, or what, is controlling the books and their power. If they can’t, the entire kingdom could be at risk.

    Sarah Prineas returns to her classic middle grade roots with this imaginative, fast-paced adventure for book lovers everywhere.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateJun 26, 2018
    ISBN9780062841551
    The Lost Books: The Scroll of Kings
    Author

    Sarah Prineas

    Sarah Prineas lives in the midst of the corn in rural Iowa, where she wrangles dogs, cats, chickens, and goats, goes on lots of hikes, and finds time to write. She is also the author of Ash & Bramble, a retelling of Cinderella. She is married to a physics professor and has two kids. You can visit Sarah online at www.sarah-prineas.com.

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      Its such a shame there won't be a segual to the series, it really lreft you wanting mire