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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Runes of DunrossBook One of The Runekeeper Chroniclesby Thomas T. WedowWhen eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a crumbling Scottish manor perched high above the North Sea, she expects draughts, seagulls, and long summer days-not the whisper of her name carried on the wind.Dunross House stands upon ancient foundations marked with mysterious runes whose meanings were lost after the infamous North Berwick witch trials. As strange symbols begin appearing in Violet's sketches and unsettling dreams blur the line between history and legend, she realises that the stories surrounding Dunross were never merely folklore.Together with her fearless best friend Rosa, Violet uncovers a centuries-old mystery woven through Scotland's storm-lashed coastline. A ghostly boy watches from the shadows, an enigmatic witch guards dangerous secrets, and forgotten powers begin to stir beneath the cliffs. As the runes awaken, Violet finds herself drawn into an ancient conflict that reaches back to the days of King James VI-and threatens to unleash forces long thought buried.To save those she loves, Violet must uncover the truth hidden within Dunross House before the coming storm breaks.Blending Scottish folklore, real history and Norse mythology, The Runes of Dunross is a gripping middle-grade fantasy filled with mystery, adventure and unforgettable characters. It is the first novel in The Runekeeper Chronicles, an epic series where ancient legends refuse to stay buried.Perfect for readers of A Pinch of Magic, The House with Chicken Legs and Percy Jackson, this is a story of courage, friendship and discovering that the greatest legends are often rooted in truth.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Runes of DunrossBook One of The Runekeeper Chronicles by Thomas T. WedowWhen eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a crumbling Scottish manor perched high above the North Sea, she expects draughts, seagulls, and long summer days-not the whisper of her name carried on the wind.Dunross House stands upon ancient foundations marked with mysterious runes whose meanings were lost after the infamous North Berwick witch trials. As strange symbols begin appearing in Violet's sketches and unsettling dreams blur the line between history and legend, she realises that the stories surrounding Dunross were never merely folklore.Together with her fearless best friend Rosa, Violet uncovers a centuries-old mystery woven through Scotland's storm-lashed coastline. A ghostly boy watches from the shadows, an enigmatic witch guards dangerous secrets, and forgotten powers begin to stir beneath the cliffs. As the runes awaken, Violet finds herself drawn into an ancient conflict that reaches back to the days of King James VI-and threatens to unleash forces long thought buried.To save those she loves, Violet must uncover the truth hidden within Dunross House before the coming storm breaks.Blending Scottish folklore, real history and Norse mythology, The Runes of Dunross is a gripping middle-grade fantasy filled with mystery, adventure and unforgettable characters. It is the first novel in The Runekeeper Chronicles, an epic series where ancient legends refuse to stay buried.Perfect for readers of A Pinch of Magic, The House with Chicken Legs and Percy Jackson, this is a story of courage, friendship and discovering that the greatest legends are often rooted in truth. Scottish fantasy; middle grade fantasy; Norse mythology; Scottish folklore; North Berwick witch trials; ghost story; magical adventure This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Runes of DunrossBook One of The Runekeeper Chroniclesby Thomas T. WedowWhen eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a crumbling Scottish manor perched high above the North Sea, she expects draughts, seagulls, and long summer days-not the whisper of her name carried on the wind.Dunross House stands upon ancient foundations marked with mysterious runes whose meanings were lost after the infamous North Berwick witch trials. As strange symbols begin appearing in Violet's sketches and unsettling dreams blur the line between history and legend, she realises that the stories surrounding Dunross were never merely folklore.Together with her fearless best friend Rosa, Violet uncovers a centuries-old mystery woven through Scotland's storm-lashed coastline. A ghostly boy watches from the shadows, an enigmatic witch guards dangerous secrets, and forgotten powers begin to stir beneath the cliffs. As the runes awaken, Violet finds herself drawn into an ancient conflict that reaches back to the days of King James VI-and threatens to unleash forces long thought buried.To save those she loves, Violet must uncover the truth hidden within Dunross House before the coming storm breaks.Blending Scottish folklore, real history and Norse mythology, The Runes of Dunross is a gripping middle-grade fantasy filled with mystery, adventure and unforgettable characters. It is the first novel in The Runekeeper Chronicles, an epic series where ancient legends refuse to stay buried.Perfect for readers of A Pinch of Magic, The House with Chicken Legs and Percy Jackson, this is a story of courage, friendship and discovering that the greatest legends are often rooted in truth. Scottish fantasy; middle grade fantasy; Norse mythology; Scottish folklore; North Berwick witch trials; ghost story; magical adventure This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Etat : New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Etat : New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - London, 1665. As the Bills of Mortality climb and red crosses bloom on doors, sixteen-year-old Anne Ellwood keeps her father's tiny print shop alive on Pudding Lane-inking formes, locking type, and learning that in a city of rumours, ink is the only honest witness. 'Gold burns. Ink lasts,' her father says. Yet not all words bring comfort. Anonymous couriers begin arriving 'as writ-no emendations,' and the neat 'errors' in their loyal pamphlets whisper of a hidden hand moving men like freight.When letters from a mysterious 'John M.' start reaching Anne-pages on prisms, ciphers, and courage-the girl who sets other people's sentences must decide which truths to print and which lies to refuse. Beside her stands Thomas, the quiet apprentice whose steadiness is a kind of oath; beyond the door are coffee-houses where talk becomes trade, counting-houses where coin becomes conscience, and a city that will soon trade one calamity for another.Across 1665-1666, The Printer's Apprentice follows Anne through plague winter and into the summer that ends in flame. You will walk Paul's Walk and Exchange Alley; hear Pepys mutter about co-ordinated theft and a Lord Mayor reluctant to enlarge the watch; catch a glimpse of Evelyn measuring ruin into order; and feel London breathe again as the plague recedes, only to hold your breath when the wind turns and the night glows orange. As the Great Fire rises, Anne discovers what pamphlets can fetch that fire cannot-and how far she will go to keep her father's name from burning with his shop.This is a novel about words as weapons-how a mis-set letter can be a signal, how a handbill can summon a crowd, how a girl at a press can tilt a city by a single line. It is also a story of first loyalties, quiet heroism, and the stubborn courage of ordinary trades. In these pages you will find:A vivid London: plague carts and parish pumps, rope-scented quays at midnight, coffee-houses that serve news by the penny, and the ash-bright mornings after fire.A heroine to root for: Anne Ellwood, printer's daughter, learning to read the marching of wrong letters and to set her own line straight.A moral knot: When 'necessary custom' pays the bills, what does a printer owe the truth Familiar witnesses: Pepys's brisk ledger of survival; Evelyn's clean-air resolve; a young Mr. Newton and Sir Thomas Bloodworth.A breathless turn: a sting on the river stairs, a rumour dressed as law, and a night when the city must choose between orders and lanterns.For readers of Sarah Waters, Hilary Mantel, Laura Shepherd-Robinson, and Stacy Schiff. The prose keeps a period cadence without losing pace; the research is woven into scene, not footnote.The Printer's Apprentice is ultimately a love letter to craft-to steady hands, honest tools, and sentences that outlast gold. When the smoke clears, what remains are the words we set for one another.P.S. Curious readers may find that titles sometimes carry more than one duty.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Runes of DunrossBook One of The Runekeeper Chronicles by Thomas T. WedowWhen eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a crumbling Scottish manor perched high above the North Sea, she expects draughts, seagulls, and long summer days-not the whisper of her name carried on the wind.Dunross House stands upon ancient foundations marked with mysterious runes whose meanings were lost after the infamous North Berwick witch trials. As strange symbols begin appearing in Violet's sketches and unsettling dreams blur the line between history and legend, she realises that the stories surrounding Dunross were never merely folklore.Together with her fearless best friend Rosa, Violet uncovers a centuries-old mystery woven through Scotland's storm-lashed coastline. A ghostly boy watches from the shadows, an enigmatic witch guards dangerous secrets, and forgotten powers begin to stir beneath the cliffs. As the runes awaken, Violet finds herself drawn into an ancient conflict that reaches back to the days of King James VI-and threatens to unleash forces long thought buried.To save those she loves, Violet must uncover the truth hidden within Dunross House before the coming storm breaks.Blending Scottish folklore, real history and Norse mythology, The Runes of Dunross is a gripping middle-grade fantasy filled with mystery, adventure and unforgettable characters. It is the first novel in The Runekeeper Chronicles, an epic series where ancient legends refuse to stay buried.Perfect for readers of A Pinch of Magic, The House with Chicken Legs and Percy Jackson, this is a story of courage, friendship and discovering that the greatest legends are often rooted in truth. Scottish fantasy; middle grade fantasy; Norse mythology; Scottish folklore; North Berwick witch trials; ghost story; magical adventure 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. The Runes of DunrossBook One of The Runekeeper Chronicles by Thomas T. WedowWhen eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a crumbling Scottish manor perched high above the North Sea, she expects draughts, seagulls, and long summer days-not the whisper of her name carried on the wind.Dunross House stands upon ancient foundations marked with mysterious runes whose meanings were lost after the infamous North Berwick witch trials. As strange symbols begin appearing in Violet's sketches and unsettling dreams blur the line between history and legend, she realises that the stories surrounding Dunross were never merely folklore.Together with her fearless best friend Rosa, Violet uncovers a centuries-old mystery woven through Scotland's storm-lashed coastline. A ghostly boy watches from the shadows, an enigmatic witch guards dangerous secrets, and forgotten powers begin to stir beneath the cliffs. As the runes awaken, Violet finds herself drawn into an ancient conflict that reaches back to the days of King James VI-and threatens to unleash forces long thought buried.To save those she loves, Violet must uncover the truth hidden within Dunross House before the coming storm breaks.Blending Scottish folklore, real history and Norse mythology, The Runes of Dunross is a gripping middle-grade fantasy filled with mystery, adventure and unforgettable characters. It is the first novel in The Runekeeper Chronicles, an epic series where ancient legends refuse to stay buried.Perfect for readers of A Pinch of Magic, The House with Chicken Legs and Percy Jackson, this is a story of courage, friendship and discovering that the greatest legends are often rooted in truth. Scottish fantasy; middle grade fantasy; Norse mythology; Scottish folklore; North Berwick witch trials; ghost story; magical adventure This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Runes of DunrossBook One of The Runekeeper Chroniclesby Thomas T. WedowWhen eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a crumbling Scottish manor perched high above the North Sea, she expects draughts, seagulls, and long summer days-not the whisper of her name carried on the wind.Dunross House stands upon ancient foundations marked with mysterious runes whose meanings were lost after the infamous North Berwick witch trials. As strange symbols begin appearing in Violet's sketches and unsettling dreams blur the line between history and legend, she realises that the stories surrounding Dunross were never merely folklore.Together with her fearless best friend Rosa, Violet uncovers a centuries-old mystery woven through Scotland's storm-lashed coastline. A ghostly boy watches from the shadows, an enigmatic witch guards dangerous secrets, and forgotten powers begin to stir beneath the cliffs. As the runes awaken, Violet finds herself drawn into an ancient conflict that reaches back to the days of King James VI-and threatens to unleash forces long thought buried.To save those she loves, Violet must uncover the truth hidden within Dunross House before the coming storm breaks.Blending Scottish folklore, real history and Norse mythology, The Runes of Dunross is a gripping middle-grade fantasy filled with mystery, adventure and unforgettable characters. It is the first novel in The Runekeeper Chronicles, an epic series where ancient legends refuse to stay buried.Perfect for readers of A Pinch of Magic, The House with Chicken Legs and Percy Jackson, this is a story of courage, friendship and discovering that the greatest legends are often rooted in truth. Scottish fantasy; middle grade fantasy; Norse mythology; Scottish folklore; North Berwick witch trials; ghost story; magical adventure 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.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - London, 1665. As the Bills of Mortality climb and red crosses bloom on doors, sixteen-year-old Anne Ellwood keeps her father's tiny print shop alive on Pudding Lane-inking formes, locking type, and learning that in a city of rumours, ink is the only honest witness. 'Gold burns. Ink lasts,' her father says. Yet not all words bring comfort. Anonymous couriers begin arriving 'as writ-no emendations,' and the neat 'errors' in their loyal pamphlets whisper of a hidden hand moving men like freight.When letters from a mysterious 'John M.' start reaching Anne-pages on prisms, ciphers, and courage-the girl who sets other people's sentences must decide which truths to print and which lies to refuse. Beside her stands Thomas, the quiet apprentice whose steadiness is a kind of oath; beyond the door are coffee-houses where talk becomes trade, counting-houses where coin becomes conscience, and a city that will soon trade one calamity for another.Across 1665-1666, The Printer's Apprentice follows Anne through plague winter and into the summer that ends in flame. You will walk Paul's Walk and Exchange Alley; hear Pepys mutter about co-ordinated theft and a Lord Mayor reluctant to enlarge the watch; catch a glimpse of Evelyn measuring ruin into order; and feel London breathe again as the plague recedes, only to hold your breath when the wind turns and the night glows orange. As the Great Fire rises, Anne discovers what pamphlets can fetch that fire cannot-and how far she will go to keep her father's name from burning with his shop.This is a novel about words as weapons-how a mis-set letter can be a signal, how a handbill can summon a crowd, how a girl at a press can tilt a city by a single line. It is also a story of first loyalties, quiet heroism, and the stubborn courage of ordinary trades. In these pages you will find:A vivid London: plague carts and parish pumps, rope-scented quays at midnight, coffee-houses that serve news by the penny, and the ash-bright mornings after fire.A heroine to root for: Anne Ellwood, printer's daughter, learning to read the marching of wrong letters and to set her own line straight.A moral knot: When 'necessary custom' pays the bills, what does a printer owe the truth Familiar witnesses: Pepys's brisk ledger of survival; Evelyn's clean-air resolve; a young Mr. Newton and Sir Thomas Bloodworth.A breathless turn: a sting on the river stairs, a rumour dressed as law, and a night when the city must choose between orders and lanterns.For readers of Sarah Waters, Hilary Mantel, Laura Shepherd-Robinson, and Stacy Schiff. The prose keeps a period cadence without losing pace; the research is woven into scene, not footnote.The Printer's Apprentice is ultimately a love letter to craft-to steady hands, honest tools, and sentences that outlast gold. When the smoke clears, what remains are the words we set for one another.P.S. Curious readers may find that titles sometimes carry more than one duty.…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Runes of DunrossBook One of The Runekeeper Chroniclesby Thomas T. WedowWhen eleven-year-old Violet MacLeod inherits a crumbling Scottish manor perched high above the North Sea, she expects draughts, seagulls, and long summer days-not the whisper of her name carried on the wind.Dunross House stands upon ancient foundations marked with mysterious runes whose meanings were lost after the infamous North Berwick witch trials. As strange symbols begin appearing in Violet's sketches and unsettling dreams blur the line between history and legend, she realises that the stories surrounding Dunross were never merely folklore.Together with her fearless best friend Rosa, Violet uncovers a centuries-old mystery woven through Scotland's storm-lashed coastline. A ghostly boy watches from the shadows, an enigmatic witch guards dangerous secrets, and forgotten powers begin to stir beneath the cliffs. As the runes awaken, Violet finds herself drawn into an ancient conflict that reaches back to the days of King James VI-and threatens to unleash forces long thought buried.To save those she loves, Violet must uncover the truth hidden within Dunross House before the coming storm breaks.Blending Scottish folklore, real history and Norse mythology, The Runes of Dunross is a gripping middle-grade fantasy filled with mystery, adventure and unforgettable characters. It is the first novel in The Runekeeper Chronicles, an epic series where ancient legends refuse to stay buried.Perfect for readers of A Pinch of Magic, The House with Chicken Legs and Percy Jackson, this is a story of courage, friendship and discovering that the greatest legends are often rooted in truth. Scottish fantasy; middle grade fantasy; Norse mythology; Scottish folklore; North Berwick witch trials; ghost story; magical adventure 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 Runes of Dunross | A Storm Is Coming | Thomas T. Wedow | Taschenbuch | The Runekeeper Chronicles | Englisch | 2026 | Dunross Press | EAN 9781066755707 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Printer's Apprentice | A Novel of Plague, Fire, and the Press | Thomas T. Wedow | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Dunross Press | EAN 9781066755769 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…