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The Exiles of Damaria, Book 1: Riddles & Dreams
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The Ancient Race has ruled in Damaria for three thousand years, since arriving there from their old homeland in the south. Long-lived, yet not very prolific, the Kings of Damaria have brought several animal species to a point at which they are nearly human. A son, by one of these people, of the present King, Armor, was sent south for his education. On his return he foments a revolution agai... More
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PublisherImages Publishing
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelYoung Adults
# of Pages198
ISBN-100967701740
ISBN-13978-0967701745
Publication Date06/2003
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About Ardath Mayhar (Author) : Born in 1930, I have written more than 60 novels for adults and children, most of these published by commercial, electronic, or small press houses. Medicine Walk, from Atheneum, has been on the Hough... more
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About Ronald Chironna (Illustrator) : Ronald Chironna is a native New Yorker, and has been a freelance illustrator since graduating from Pratt Institute in 1976. He's enjoyed working on jobs in the children's field, as well as doing edito... more
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