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Digory and the Lost King
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Book Description


King Widget has vanished, and once again Digory must give up his simple life of writing poetry and playing his lute to set off on a quest to find the beloved King. As usual, Digory's journey is not without hazard, and Digory must find his courage in order to save the day. With some mud-slinging, a short stay in a dungeon, and-of course-dragons, Digory and the Lost King is a delightful co... More
Book Information
PublisherBloomsbury USA Children's Books
BindingHardcover (5 editions)
Reading LevelAges 4-8
# of Pages128
ISBN-101599900882
ISBN-13978-1599900889
Publication Date05/29/2007
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About Angela McAllister (Author) : Angela McAllister is a published adapter, author, illustrator, and a narrator of children's books. Some of the published credits of Angela McAllister include Blue Rabbit, Jack and Lily, Adventures of ... more
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About Ian Beck (Illustrator) : Ian Beck was born in 1947. He failed his eleven plus exam and was sent to a local secondary modern school in Hove Sussex. There he was encouraged by a sympathetic art teacher, Victor Prejm and the sch... more
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