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Harsu and the Werestoat

Author: Barbara Else  

" Harsu and the Werestoat is an original and unusual story with all the best chracteristics of Barbara’s writing: brilliant world-building, frequently funny and a morally strong, engaging hero." Julia Marshall, Publisher

Fairytale, time travel and adventure for middle readers

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" Harsu and the Werestoat is an original and unusual story with all the best chracteristics of Barbara’s writing: brilliant world-building, frequently funny and a morally strong, engaging hero." Julia Marshall, Publisher

Fairytale, time travel and adventure for middle readers

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Description

Harsu has five droplets of god blood and a treasured cloak to remember his father by. Now his father is gone, he lives with his mother, his only friend an old onager donkey. And something is not right with Harsu’s mother. She has started kidnapping children, and sometimes her skin grows a soft down, little sharp ears emerge, and she turns into a horrible stoat. Harsu doesn’t know if five droplets of god blood are enough to help him rescue the kidnapped children and turn his own mother to good. And now that he is twelve, he too might be becoming a were-animal ...

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Critic Reviews

"Else has built a fantastical world, rich in detail and imagination."

-- NZ Booklovers

"This is such a gripping, marvellous book I can’t wait for you to discover its magical highways, its fascinations and its gripping secrets."

-- Poetry Box

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About the Author

Barbara Else is one of New Zealand’s most successful writers, for adults and children. Her Tales of Fontania series—including The Travelling Restaurant—has been published around the world and her 2018 release Go Girl: A Storybook of Epic NZ Women is a bestseller. Else is a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to literature, and has worked as a university tutor, editor and freelance writer. She lives in Dunedin, New Zealand.

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Product Details

Publisher
Gecko Press
Published
1st April 2019
Pages
240
ISBN
9781776572199

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