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A Fox Called Sorrow

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A Fox Called Sorrow

A half-starved fox was limping towards the outskirts of the sprawling grey city over which the storm spread its black and ragged wings. It stopped to sniff at the wind and read the warnings and signals. But its anguish was so great that if the world were to end it would not have minded. It limped on. The fate of the elf-troll Little Fur, becomes entangled with the mysterious fox, Sorrow, who longs only for death. Together they must travel to Underth, the troll king’s underground city, on a dangerous quest to uncover his evil plans. The wise Sett Owl has foreseen that the future of the earth spirit, and perhaps all living things, depends on the success of this quest. Led by a greedy, devious rat, how can they succeed? But how can they fail, when so much is at stake?

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age9+
ISBN9780143300731
Published22/11/2011
Price Per CopyRRP $16.95
1–9 copies$15.25
10–19 copies$14.40
20+ copies$13.56
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Isobelle Carmody

Isobelle Carmody is a brilliant and prolific science fiction and fantasy writer. She has written many award-winning and popular books and short stories since the mid 1980s. Isobelle lives with her partner, a Czech jazz musician and writer, and their daughter, Adelaide, in Europe and at her home in Apollo Bay, Victoria. Her previous Lothian books were The Red Shoes and The Landlord in the After Dark series, Dreamwalker – a stunning picture book illustrated by Steven Woolman and winner of the 2002 Aurealis Young Adult Award, and Journey From the Centre of the Earth, with magnificent illustrations by Marc McBride.

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