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Lord Sunday by Garth Nix · Booklabria

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Lord Sunday

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The Keys to the KingdomBook 7 of 7

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Book 7, Lord Sunday, this book

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First published: 2010
Editions: 9 in 2 languages
Series: The Keys to the Kingdom, 7

Synopsis

As Arthur Penhaligon seeks to find the seventh key, complete his quest to save the Kingdom to which he is heir, and learn his true identity, he discovers that he has a greater purpose than he could have imagined.

Subjects: Fantasy
Adventure stories
Children's fiction
Magic
Space and time
Characters: Arthur Penhaligon

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9 in 2 languages

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