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The Tricksters by Margaret Mahy · Booklabria

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The Tricksters

Young adultChildren's fiction

The Tricksters

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First published: 1986
Editions: 16 in 3 languages

Synopsis

While gathered together for the Christmas holiday, a large New Zealand family and their various guests and hangers-on find their lives suddenly invaded by three fascinating but rather sinister brothers and by New Year nothing is the same again.

Subjects: Young adult
Children's fiction
Friendship
Family life
Adventure and adventurers
Interpersonal relations
Set in: New Zealand

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16 in 3 languages

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English13 French1 Spanish1

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