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Enoch's Folly parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
Enoch's Folly is a fantasy adventure centered on family conflict and personal redemption rather than graphic danger. While there are references to fires, break-ins, and malevolent scheming, the tone appears light-hearted and whimsical, especially with the presence of a telepathic river dragon. The story emphasizes persistence, reconciliation, and unconventional friendship, making it suitable for older middle-grade to early-teen readers who enjoy quirky adventure.
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From the publisher
Alastair MacNaughton and his uncle, Chauncey Winston, have been at each other's throats for decades. Nobody enjoys a good old-fashioned family dustup as much as these two, but their squabbling has created a deadly paralysis from which the family company, Winston Tug and Barge-the largest maritime transportation concern... Alastair MacNaughton and his uncle, Chauncey Winston, have been at each other's throats for decades. Nobody enjoys a good old-fashioned family dustup as much as these two, but their squabbling has created a deadly paralysis from which the family company, Winston Tug and Barge-the largest maritime transportation concern on the Columbia River-may not emerge. To settle things once and for all, they make an insane, winner-take-all bet. At issue isn't the turn of a card in some soggy waterfront saloon, but whether or not Alastair can complete the construction of the family eyesore: Enoch's Folly, an unfinished, semi-abandoned floating home. From the moment he rolls up his sleeves, Alastair finds himself embroiled in a lethal maelstrom of family legend, eccentric neighbors, break-ins, fires, and Chauncey's malevolent machinations. Indeed, Alastair's only ally might well turn out to be the irascible, telepathic river dragon living beneath Enoch's Folly.
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- Fiction
- Fiction, fantasy, general
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ISBN 9781943588084 · Lucky Bat Books