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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "An imaginative world and sophisticated themes combine in this rewarding blend of myth and mystery. Our Verdict: GET IT." - Kirkus Reviews"Replete with insights about friendship, commitment, purpose, and courage. a powerful tale filled with reflections about modern issues, climate change, magic, and love that libraries and readers will appreciate." - Midwest Book ReviewAggie Brown lives in a climate-altered Arctic ruled by an absurdly bureaucratic regime. When she interferes with the theft of an Inuit spirit mask, she uncovers a conspiracy by a wolf-eyed woman, driven by demons of her own to take what Aggie holds most dear and destroy what is sacred.Aggie teams up with her classmate Tommy Tulugaq, a hockey star stepping into his place in his community, where dreams carry messages and masks awaken secrets. Joining them is her faint-of-heart, strong-as-an-ox friend Emmett. Their journey leads them across the dangerous beauty of the melting polar ice cap-but the heart of the conspiracy lies farther still: an ultra-wealthy Manhattan transformed by canals. To protect the people and places they love, they will need to entrust each other both with their burdens and their stories-and discover the mask's power over travelers, guides and lost souls.A lyrical debut about cross-cultural friendship and the power of storytelling. This YA fantasy is for readers who love Philip Pullman's moral complexity and satirical edge.Target audience: Ages 15-18 with adult crossover appeal. A lyrical debut about cross-cultural friendship and the power of storytelling, set in a climate-altered Arctic ruled by an absurdly bureaucratic regime. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : New.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'An imaginative world and sophisticated themes combine in this rewarding blend of myth and mystery. Our Verdict: GET IT.' - Kirkus Reviews'Replete with insights about friendship, commitment, purpose, and courage. a powerful tale filled with reflections about modern issues, climate change, magic, and love that libraries and readers will appreciate.' - Midwest Book ReviewAggie Brown lives in a climate-altered Arctic ruled by an absurdly bureaucratic regime. When she interferes with the theft of an Inuit spirit mask, she uncovers a conspiracy by a wolf-eyed woman, driven by demons of her own to take what Aggie holds most dear and destroy what is sacred.Aggie teams up with her classmate Tommy Tulugaq, a hockey star stepping into his place in his community, where dreams carry messages and masks awaken secrets. Joining them is her faint-of-heart, strong-as-an-ox friend Emmett. Their journey leads them across the dangerous beauty of the melting polar ice cap-but the heart of the conspiracy lies farther still: an ultra-wealthy Manhattan transformed by canals. To protect the people and places they love, they will need to entrust each other both with their burdens and their stories-and discover the mask's power over travelers, guides and lost souls.A lyrical debut about cross-cultural friendship and the power of storytelling. This YA fantasy is for readers who love Philip Pullman's moral complexity and satirical edge.Target audience: Ages 15-18 with adult crossover appeal.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "An imaginative world and sophisticated themes combine in this rewarding blend of myth and mystery. Our Verdict: GET IT." - Kirkus Reviews"Replete with insights about friendship, commitment, purpose, and courage. a powerful tale filled with reflections about modern issues, climate change, magic, and love that libraries and readers will appreciate." - Midwest Book ReviewAggie Brown lives in a climate-altered Arctic ruled by an absurdly bureaucratic regime. When she interferes with the theft of an Inuit spirit mask, she uncovers a conspiracy by a wolf-eyed woman, driven by demons of her own to take what Aggie holds most dear and destroy what is sacred.Aggie teams up with her classmate Tommy Tulugaq, a hockey star stepping into his place in his community, where dreams carry messages and masks awaken secrets. Joining them is her faint-of-heart, strong-as-an-ox friend Emmett. Their journey leads them across the dangerous beauty of the melting polar ice cap-but the heart of the conspiracy lies farther still: an ultra-wealthy Manhattan transformed by canals. To protect the people and places they love, they will need to entrust each other both with their burdens and their stories-and discover the mask's power over travelers, guides and lost souls.A lyrical debut about cross-cultural friendship and the power of storytelling. This YA fantasy is for readers who love Philip Pullman's moral complexity and satirical edge.Target audience: Ages 15-18 with adult crossover appeal. A lyrical debut about cross-cultural friendship and the power of storytelling, set in a climate-altered Arctic ruled by an absurdly bureaucratic regime. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "An imaginative world and sophisticated themes combine in this rewarding blend of myth and mystery. Our Verdict: GET IT." - Kirkus Reviews"Replete with insights about friendship, commitment, purpose, and courage. a powerful tale filled with reflections about modern issues, climate change, magic, and love that libraries and readers will appreciate." - Midwest Book ReviewAggie Brown lives in a climate-altered Arctic ruled by an absurdly bureaucratic regime. When she interferes with the theft of an Inuit spirit mask, she uncovers a conspiracy by a wolf-eyed woman, driven by demons of her own to take what Aggie holds most dear and destroy what is sacred.Aggie teams up with her classmate Tommy Tulugaq, a hockey star stepping into his place in his community, where dreams carry messages and masks awaken secrets. Joining them is her faint-of-heart, strong-as-an-ox friend Emmett. Their journey leads them across the dangerous beauty of the melting polar ice cap-but the heart of the conspiracy lies farther still: an ultra-wealthy Manhattan transformed by canals. To protect the people and places they love, they will need to entrust each other both with their burdens and their stories-and discover the mask's power over travelers, guides and lost souls.A lyrical debut about cross-cultural friendship and the power of storytelling. This YA fantasy is for readers who love Philip Pullman's moral complexity and satirical edge.Target audience: Ages 15-18 with adult crossover appeal. A lyrical debut about cross-cultural friendship and the power of storytelling, set in a climate-altered Arctic ruled by an absurdly bureaucratic regime. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Mask of the Storyteller | Jeff Zelkowitz | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | EurekaSignal Press | EAN 9798995521501 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…