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Malig Tumora

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Malig Tumora

Book 3 in James Moloney’s page-turning Doomsday Rats series.
Berrin has been one of only a handful of humans to escape the control of the evil Malig Tumora. But when Berrin emerges onto the creek bank after a scorpion-like cannon has flooded the tunnels, Malig Tumora’s servants, the gruesome-looking Gadges, recapture him.
Imprisoned within Malig Tumora’s menagerie, Berrin meets Aden, an unusual boy with a powerful learning ability. Together, the boys face many challenges as they complete a series of tests aimed at identifying a suitable clone that will make all remaining humans obsolete.
But Berrin and Aden face a more immediate threat when they come face-to-face with Malig Tumora’s most terrifying creation: a computer that turns against its own creator, successfully enlisting the support of the Gadges in return for a blood promise. Berrin’s mission intensifies as he sets out to find the moths that are capable of destroying the purple flower, the fragrance of which controls the humans under Malig Tumora’s power.
When all hope seems lost, can the boys escape the bloodthirsty Gadges and complete the task of saving humankind from a horrifying fate?
Ages 9-13

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780207196676
Published10/05/2005
Price Per CopyRRP $14.95
1–9 copies$13.45
10–19 copies$12.70
20+ copies$11.96
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James Moloney

James Moloney is one of Australia’s most respected and awarded children’s book authors. His novel Dougy was named an Honour Book in the Older Reader category of the CBC awards in 1994; Gracie was named an Honour Book in the Older Reader category of the CBC awards in 1995; while The House on River Terrace was shortlisted in the same category in the 1995 CBC awards. A Bridge to Wiseman’s Cove won the CBC award for Older Readers in 1997 and was shortlisted in the Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards in the same year; an award James later won for his novel Touch Me in 2001. He has also been awarded Family Awards for Children’s Literature, Children’s Peace Literature Awards, Multicultural Children’s Literature Awards and had titles selected for inclusion in the International Youth Library in Munich.

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