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Moonheart

Charles de Lint

Ages 13–17

Readers rate it 3.6 (29 on Hardcover)

452 pages · Released Feb 15, 1994

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Moonheart is a contemporary fantasy set in Ottawa that blends Indigenous mysticism with urban magical adventure. The story involves some conflict and danger but is not graphically violent; the tone is more atmospheric and exploratory than dark. It offers strong themes of cultural respect, personal growth, and interconnectedness, with protagonists who demonstrate courage and integrity. The book rewards patience with a richly imagined world but may appeal most to teen readers interested in literary fantasy and Canadian settings.

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Fantasy-roman. Fantasy-roman.

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  • Fiction
  • Canada
  • Science fiction
  • Canada in fiction
  • Fiction, fantasy, general
  • Canada, fiction

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ISBN 9780312890049 · Macmillan

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