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The Tunnels of Ferdinand

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The Tunnels of Ferdinand

A city under a spell – and the kids are the only ones who can free it.
Berrin lives in a futuristic world ruled by the evil Malig Tumora, who is known as ‘The Great Father’. Like all the children in this city, Berrin has been raised without parents in a large dormitory that is constantly watched over by a gruesome collection of not-quite-humans called the Dfx.
In the storm-water drainage system beneath the city lives a group of children who have formed a resistance group to fight Malig Tumora; they call themselves the Rats. Berrin is recruited and learns that only children who are small enough to move around the pipe system can remain as Rats.

Trapped in the pipe system by his adult size is the Rats’ founder, Ferdinand. He will only be free when the Rats succeed in rescuing all the adults who are under Malig Tumora’s spell. But first they must defeat the security force of half-man, half-wolf creatures called Gadges, led by the very nasty Gadger Red.

Ages 8+

CategoriesFantasy
IllustratorMarc Mcbride
Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780207196652
Published15/06/2004
Price Per CopyRRP $16.95
1–9 copies$15.25
10–19 copies$14.40
20+ copies$13.56
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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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