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The moon of Gomrath by Alan Garner · Booklabria

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The moon of Gomrath

FantasyScience Fiction

The moon of Gomrath

Name: The moon of Gomrath
Author: Alan Garner

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First published: 1963
Language: English
Editions: 20

Synopsis

With the help of the wizard Cadellin, Colin and Susan struggle to contain the forces of evil unleashed by the inadvertent awakening of the band of ancient horsemen known as the Wild Hunt. Sequel to "The weirdstone of Brisingamen."

Subjects: Fantasy
Science Fiction
Children's fiction
Magic
Brothers and sisters
Wizards

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