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The Crowfield Curse
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In 1347, when fourteen-year-old orphan William Paynel, an impoverished servant at Crowfield Abbey, goes into the forest to gather wood and finds a magical creature caught in a trap, he discovers he has the ability to see fays and becomes embroiled in a strange mystery involving Old Magic, a bitter feud,
… More »In 1347, when fourteen-year-old orphan William Paynel, an impoverished servant at Crowfield Abbey, goes into the forest to gather wood and finds a magical creature caught in a trap, he discovers he has the ability to see fays and becomes embroiled in a strange mystery involving Old Magic, a bitter feud, and ancient secrets.
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Imprint:
New York - Chicken House
Edition:
1st American ed
ISBN:
0545229227, 9780545229227
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Pat Walsh
Characteristics:
326 p. ;,22 cm
Author (Original Script):
Walsh, Pat
Call number:
J WALSH
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In 1347, when fourteen-year-old orphan William Paynel, an impoverished servant at Crowfield Abbey, goes into the forest to gather wood and finds a magical creature caught in a trap, he discovers he has the ability to see fays and becomes embroiled in a strange mystery involving Old Magic, a bitter feud, and ancient secrets.
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Add a CommentAlthough the main setting for this book is a Medieval monastery, there is lots of action and an original plot with lots of interesting twists. A great choice for thoughtful kids or a read a loud for a Grades 4-6 class, however there is a couple of sad scenes in which animals are killed by an evil fay king.