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Evil forest - Couverture souple

Slater, Keith

 
9781896913575: Evil forest

Synopsis

The royal court of Sudbergenland is buzzing with excitement because of the forthcoming marriage of Princess Freya to Prince Rupert of Vinotelia and a celebration is in progress as the curtain rises. Meanwhile, Joe, a woodcutter living at the edge of Evil Forest with his wife, Nora and their children, Hans and Greta, is concerned about the arrival of Griselda, a strange old woman living in a shack in the middle of the forest with her dog and cat. The two children don't like to walk all round the forest to visit Granny Madge, who lives at the other side, because it takes only half the time to cut through the middle. Word gets out that the royal couple are nowhere to be found, so two not-too-bright servants, Dork and Dweeb, are sent out to find them. They scour the land and arrive in Evil Forest just after Hans and Greta have been trapped by Griselda, who plans to eat them. The servants, like the children, find that the forest is a scary place, with trees that move, and return to court with the story. Eventually, Hans, Greta, the dog and the cat overcome their wicked captor and Granny Madge, a good witch, is able to reverse the evil spells cast by Griselda to restore peace to the kingdom, bring back the prince and princess, and solve two disappearances that had taken place many years earlier.

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À propos de l'auteur

Keith Slater was born in England and received his doctorate in textile engineering from Leeds University before taking up an appointment at the University of Guelph in Canada, where he is now Professor Emeritus in Engineering. As part of his academic duties, he has published 18 text books and about 350 scientific articles, and presented 150 conference papers in many parts of the world. He is a recipient of the Warner Medal, the world's most prestigious award for published textile research, and holds six patents. His extramural writing activities have produced six novels, over 100 short stories and 25 plays. He has been director or actor in about 150 productions, and has served in an administrative or technical capacity in a dozen local or international textile or theatrical organisations.

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