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1st February 2007ISBN
9780192754615Children's Author 'Like-for-Like' recommendations
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Gorgon's Gaze, Companions Quartet
Julia Golding
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Often the 2nd in a series is the weaker, but Julia Golding has surpassed herself here by delivering a totally gripping novel where once again good versus evil is the underlying theme but Connie has to get the better of a shapeshifter as well as someone who can kill just by looking. Awesome stuff with an ecological twist and completely unputdownable. To read them in order start with Secrets of the Sirens, then Gorgons Gaze and follow that with Mines of the Minotaur. Be sure to check out the latest new title in the series The Chimera's Curse: Companion's Quartet: Bk. 4.
Synopsis
Gorgon's Gaze, Companions Quartet by Julia GoldingMagical Mallins Wood is under threat from developers. Unknown to everyone but the members of the top secret Society for the Protection of Mythical Creatures, the wood is the home of the last gorgon, a creature so deadly she can kill with a look. Col's difficult mother is the gorgon's Companion - and she's determined to save it.
Reviews
[Of Book 1, Secret of the Sirens]: 'I rated this book 5/5 because the story is so brilliant you simply have to read it. I would strongly advise this book so just buy it and read it!!!!!!!! Jenii, age 10 This book is the most excellent book I have ever read. Amazon review If you are looking for a book for a child ofjunior
age or above (or their Mum or Dad!) who enjoys fantasy fiction, then this would definitely be a great choice. Amazon review This has all the ingredients of a must-read series. Publishing News I really like it - it reminded me of Susan Cooper's Over Sea Under Stone. Amanda Craig Crackles with tension TES
About The Author
Julia Golding is the author of over ten books for children. Her stories are set all over the world (and in some new worlds too) and span the centuries. In her first year as a published author, she won the Nestlé Children’s Book Prize (Gold Award), was shortlisted for the Costa Children’s Book Award, longlisted for the prestigious Carnegie Medal, and won the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize.
Julia Golding lives in Oxford with her husband and three children. Dragonfly is her sixth novel for Oxford University Press.
Click here to read a Q&A with the author from top children's publisher Egmont.
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