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Seventh Son by Orson Scott Card · Booklabria

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The Tales of Alvin MakerBook 1 of 6

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Book 1, Seventh Son, this book

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First published: 1987
Editions: 28 in 3 languages
Series: The Tales of Alvin Maker, 1

Synopsis

In an alternate version of frontier America, young Alvin is the seventh son of a seventh son, and such a birth is powerful magic. Yet even in the loving safety of his home, dark forces reach out to destroy him.

Age rating: 10+

Subjects: History
Fantasy
Fantasy, Historical
Magic
United States
Brothers and sisters
Time: 1800s
Characters: Alvin Maker

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28 in 3 languages

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English24 French2 Spanish2

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