The Chronicles of Kazam Collection: Books 1-3

by Jasper Fforde

In true Ffordian fashion, New York Times best-selling author Jasper Fforde weaves the wild with wit in this fantasy series for young readers. Read the first three books now! 

 

  • Format: eBook
  • ISBN-13/ EAN: 9780358005957
  • ISBN-10: 0358005957
  • Pages: 904
  • Publication Date: 08/07/2018
  • Carton Quantity: 1
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  • About the Book
    In true Ffordian fashion, New York Times best-selling author Jasper Fforde weaves the wild with wit in this fantasy series for young readers. Read the first three books now! 

      

    Magic is fading fast in the Ununited Kingdom. The uppity and vain sorcerers might think delivering pizzas by magic carpet or rewiring a house is beneath their talent, but fifteen-year-old Jennifer Strange, who manages an employment agency for magicians, knows better than to turn up her nose at any job they can get. And then the visions start, predicting the death of the world’s last dragon at the hands of an unnamed Dragonslayer. All signs point to Jennifer—and Big Magic. This digital collection includes the novels The Last Dragonslayer, The Song of the Quarkbeast, and The Eye of Zoltar.

  • About the Author

    Jasper Fforde

    Jasper Fforde is the internationally best-selling author of the Chronicles of Kazam, the Thursday Next mysteries, and the Nursery Crime books. He lives in Wales.www.jasperfforde.com Twitter: @jasperfforde Instagram: @jasperfforde  

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    “Fforde is a master world-builder, a specialist in mashing up, with deadpan hilarity, the fantastic and the mundane.” –NPR 

      

    “Fforde's foray into children's books will delight readers who like their fantasy with a dash of silliness.” –Publishers Weekly, starred review 

     

    “Fantasy readers with a taste for the silly should appreciate the subverted tropes.” –Kirkus 

     

    “Thoroughly entertaining . . . readers will easily sit back and enjoy the fun.” –Booklist 

     

    “Fforde’s fantasy is smart, funny, and abundantly imaginative in its critique of commercial culture.” –Horn Book

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