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Pirates of Quentaris

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Pirates of Quentaris

The Quentaris Chronicles is a collection of stand-alone fantasy books from some of Australian’s finest authors. Each book is independently set in the magical fantasy city of Quentaris created by series editors Michael Pryor and Paul Collins.

Kiall and Eena are twins. Their father, Paolo, arrived in Quentaris years ago and set up his own trading business. Their mother, Kea, was a member of the Thieves Guild but renounced her Guild membership when she married Paolo, estranging herself from the Guild for good.

When Paolo is thrown in prison for failure to repay the Archon for goods he had bought and never received, Kiall and Eena are desperate to save him. They consider approaching the Thieves Guild, but their mother forbids it. The only other option is to go fortune hunting in the rift caves – but they can’t afford a guide.

The sky pirates begin flying over the city again and Kiall has an idea. If he can get onto a pirate ship and sneak through the caves on it, he might be able to steal gold from the pirates and bring it back…

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780734408839
Published28/02/2006
Price Per CopyRRP $14.95
1–9 copies$13.45
10–19 copies$12.70
20+ copies$11.96
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Sherryl Clark

Sherryl Clark has been writing poems and stories for children for over twenty years. Her picture book, Wednesday Was Even Worse, was a CBCA Notable book and is still being read on Playschool. Her verse novel, Farm Kids, won the NSW Premier’s Literary Award for Children’s Books in 2005 and Six Grade Style Queen, Not was an Honour book in the 2008 CBCA Awards.

All books by Sherryl Clark