The Goddess has warned the druids of evil to come. But she has promised that an untimely shower of stars will mark the birth of one who can stem the tide. So the druids wait for the prophesied boy, their only hope. One brilliant night, stars dance across the sky and a raven-haired, green-eyed girl is born. She is Tegen, the Star Dancer. Eventually accepted by the senior druid, Tegen must abandon her family to learn the ways of the white-robes. Afraid and confused, she takes comfort from an enchanted silk shawl, and the dazzling magic in her steps. But all the while a ruthless enemy plots to destroy the Star Dancer and let evil out. Star Dancer is an enthralling fantasy story set in the stunning but harsh landscape of prehistoric Britain. Suggested age-group 9 to adult.
346pp, 153mm x 197mm, hardback, 2006
The final in J K Rowling's series, Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows unveils the answers to eagerly awaited questions in a spellbinding, dark and dangerous adventure.
Marco and The Blade Of Night by Thom Madley continues Marco's adventures in Glastonbury, with adventures involving Excalibur and a new darkness rising...
Marco's Pendulum by Thom Madley is a powerful story about a boy on holiday in Glastonbury learning pendulum dowsing, discovering the myth and magic found in real places. With much useful information on... [more]
The Dark is Rising Sequence by Susan Cooper is a saga of five novels of magic, myth and mystery for children and adults, based on the conflict between light and darkness.
This book, too, will be thoroughly enjoyed by both children and adults. It combines in a single volume the four books of the legendary Earthsea saga: A Wizard of Earthsea, The Tombs of Atuan, The Farthest Shore, and Tehanu. Everyone we
This magical tale, written for children, is washed through with such a rare, spiritual quality that we recommend you don't miss reading it - however old you are! We ourselves have read it loads of times, and it never fails to enthrall and inspire us.
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