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The Roar (The Roar #1) by Emma Clayton · Booklabria

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The Roar (The Roar #1)

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First published: 2009
Series: The Roar, 1

Synopsis

In an overpopulated world where all signs of nature have been obliterated and a wall has been erected to keep out plague-ridden animals, twelve-year-old Mika refuses to believe that his twin sister Ellie was killed after being abducted, and continues to search for her in spite of the dangers he faces in doing so.

Meanwhile, when Ellie comes to suspect the truth behind her captivity, she's ready to risk exposure to the elements and answer the call of the wild.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Children's fiction
Twins
Kidnapping

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Publisher: Chicken House/Scholastic Inc
Published: 2009
Edition: 1st American ed.
Language: English
Series: The Roar (1)
ISBN-13: 978-0439925938
ISBN-10: 0439925932

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