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SKU:
172794
UPC:
9781250121837
MPN:
1250121833
Condition:
Used
Weight:
9.60 Ounces
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Calculated at Checkout

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Author Last Name, Author First Name, Genre, Pages, Binding, ISBN 10, ISBN 13, Condition, Publisher, Date Published,

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Author Last Name:
Milford
Author First Name:
Kate
Genre:
JUVENILE FICTION
Pages:
384
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN 10:
1250121833
ISBN 13:
9781250121837
Condition:
Used
Publisher:
Square Fish
Date Published:
2017-08-22T00:00:00.000Z

Description

From Kate Milford, the bestselling author of National Book Award nominee Greenglass House, comes another magical, middle-grade adventure, The Left-Handed Fate.

Lucy Bluecrowne and Maxwell Ault are on a mission: find the three pieces of a strange and arcane engine. They're not exactly sure what this machine does, but they have it on good authority that it will stop the war that's raging between their home country of England and Napoleon Bonaparte's France. Despite being followed by mysterious men dressed all in black, they're well on their way to finding everything they need when their ship, the famous Left-Handed Fate, is taken by the Americans.

And not just any Americans. The Fate (and with it, Lucy and Max) are put under the command of Oliver Dexter, who's only just turned twelve.

But Lucy and Max aren't the only ones trying to put the engine together, and if the pieces fall into the wrong hands, it could prove disastrous. Oliver is faced with a choice: help Lucy and Max and become a traitor to his country? Or follow orders and risk endangering that same country and many others at the same time—not to mention his friends?

"This world has a seductive, fairytale quality—Patrick O’Brian’s Captain Aubrey series as seen through the lens of Hayao Miyazaki. . . It's impossible not to admire The Left-Handed Fate for its epic scope, joyful evocation of life on the high seas and suspenseful mystery." —The New York Times Book Review