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Paperback

Author

Joan Lennon
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Author's Website

www.joanlennon.co.uk/

Publisher

Penguin Books Ltd

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Publication date

5th July 2007

ISBN

9780141319162

Questors

Joan Lennon

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The Lovereading comment:

Questors is a great fantasy novel with alot of interesting and amusing characters. I thought the plot was good and really involving with an unexpected ending. Along the way there were also many funny and unexpected events. I especially liked the mix of different cultures and different people.  (George 12)

Synopsis

Madlen, Bryn and Cam are in charge of saving the world. They're not entirely sure how. Luckily, they've been designed as heroes by the people in charge. The only problem is, they have to set off and they have no idea what they're looking for. A mysterious villain is determined to stop them.

About The Author

Joan Lennon was born in Canada and has lived in Scotland since 1978. Her first novel, The Bad-Tempered Dragon, was published by Scholastic in 1998, and since then she has had a wide range of writing published in the acclaimed American magazine, Cricket. She has had more than forty poems and stories published in British magazines, as well as two puppet plays performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Joan’s new novel, Questors, will be published by Puffin in January 2007 and she is currently working on another, The Seventh Tide, which Puffin will publish a year later. Ely Plot, the first book of the Wickit Chronicles is due out in April 2007 and Fen Gold, the second in the series is due out in October 2007. Joan has done a wide range of jobs in Europe, Australia and Canada – from ice-cream sundae constructor to summer camp leader to Putzfrau at the Munich Olympics. She now divides her time between the demands of four tall sons, her piano pupils and her writing, which she likes best because “it’s quiet and there’s no heavy lifting.”

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