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The Book Without Words
- A Fable of Medieval Magic
- Narrated by: John Curliss
- Length: 4 hrs and 24 mins
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Summary
Hiding from a cadaverous stalker in 1046 England, Thorston races to unleash the magical charms from the diabolical Book Without Words. Suddenly, with success almost in his grasp, he slumps to the floor, muttering cryptic words. Newbery Award-winning author Avi adds this jewel to his many literary gems.
©2005 Avi (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC
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Critic reviews
"This is a story with a message, a true fable. Thoughtful readers will devour its absorbing plot and humorous elements, and learn a 'useful truth' along the way." ( School Library Journal)
"Avi's name on the cover of a new novel is enough to provoke shivers of anticipation in many readers, and in this 'Fable of Medieval Magic' set in eleventh-century England, shivers are certainly warranted." ( Booklist)
"Avi's name on the cover of a new novel is enough to provoke shivers of anticipation in many readers, and in this 'Fable of Medieval Magic' set in eleventh-century England, shivers are certainly warranted." ( Booklist)
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- Carmen West
- 08-08-24
very well written
the descriptions in this book were almost tangible. one could almost taste and smell the decay of the place and era. The characters were very well presented in such a way as to get involved with each character. great listening.
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