Pendragon
Book One: The Merchant of Death, Book Two: The Lost City of Faar
5 pages · Released May 5, 2009 · Simon and Schuster
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The Pendragon series opens with adventure and high stakes as a teenage protagonist discovers he must travel between worlds to prevent catastrophe. Violence is present but not graphic—mostly combat and conflict appropriate for middle-grade readers. The books emphasize courage, friendship, and responsibility, with a protagonist who grows into his role as a hero. Some darker themes and peril may concern younger readers, but the overall tone is adventure-driven rather than dark.
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14-year old Bobby Pendragon appears to be a normal boy ; but he is going to save the world, both Earth and Halla. 14-year old Bobby Pendragon appears to be a normal boy ; but he is going to save the world, both Earth and Halla.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Young Adult
- Fantasy
- Adventure
- Science fiction
- Children's fiction
- Family, fiction
- Travel, fiction
- Fantasy fiction
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