Gabriel Finley and the Raven's Riddle by George Hagen - ISBN: 9780399552229
Paperback
Solve riddles, bond with ravens, and save his father from evil.

Gabriel Finley and the Raven's Riddle

  • Paperback

    384 pages

  • Release Date

    3 January 2017

Summary

A fast-paced, exciting—and emotionally rich—fantasy novel for middle graders.

A tangle of ingenious riddles, a malevolent necklace called a torc, and flocks of menacing birds—these are just some of the obstacles that stand between Gabriel and his father, Adam Finley, who has vanished from their Brooklyn brownstone. When Gabriel rescues an orphaned baby raven named Paladin, he discovers a family secret: Finleys can bond with ravens in extraordinary ways. Along with Paladin and three va…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780399552229
ISBN-10:0399552227
Author:George Hagen
Publisher:Random House USA Inc
Imprint:Random House Books for Young Readers
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:384
Release Date:3 January 2017
Weight:295g
Dimensions:194mm x 135mm x 24mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

“A first-rate fantasy for middle-grade readers. Like Harry Potter,… Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials series,… and Trenton Lee Stewart’s Mysterious Benedict Society books.” —Booklist, Starred“A great read for fantasy lovers who have worn out their copies of Harry Potter.” —School Library Journal, Starred”…brimful of antic energy and inventive flair, like the best middle-grade fantasies; readers, like baby birds, will devour it and clamor for future installments.” —Kirkus Reviews“Adult author Hagen (The Laments) makes his children’s debut with a fantasy adventure touched with whimsy, satire, and the quirky love of urban fauna that characterizes New Yorkers.” — Publishers Weekly, Starred“Both startling and moving—a vivid, compelling fantasy that sends you off to a world you will not soon forget.” —Norton Juster, author of The Phantom Tollbooth

About The Author

George Hagen

George Hagen is the author of two novels for adults. The Laments—a Washington Post bestseller and recipient of the William Saroyan International Prize for writing—has been compared to the work of John Irving and Ann Tyler and described by Publishers Weekly as “a funny, touching novel about the meaning of family.” Tom Bedlam was called “a Victorian three-decker novel that shines with contemporary clarity and moves at the speed of ‘The Sopranos’” by the Los Angeles Times. Hagen had lived on three continents by the time he was twelve. The father of three children, he now lives in Brooklyn. This is his first book for kids.

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