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Number of Pages
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Age Group
All
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Book Summary
The Dawn Of Adonis Is A Gripping Historical Adventure About A Baby Gorilla Named Adonis And A Brave Twelve-Year-Old Girl, Unfolding In The Shadowed Streets And Bustling Docks Of 1911 London. This Much-Anticipated Sequel To The Award-Winning When The Sky Falls Is Ideal For Middle-Grade Readers Who Crave Heart-Pounding Quests, Daring Rescues, And Stories About Friendship, Courage, And Justice.
Written In Warm, Cinematic Prose, The Dawn Of Adonis Moves With A Page-Turning Rhythm That Follows Their Perilous Journey As Illicit Deals And A Dangerous Underworld Threaten Both Freedom And Safety. The BookโS Structure Keeps The Focus Tight On Character And Choice, Balancing Tense Pursuit With Intimate Moments That Reveal The Bond Between Adonis And The Girl, And The Ethical Questions Behind Captivity And Greed.
With Its Richly Atmospheric London Setting And A Heartbeat Of Hope, The Book Invites Readers To Believe In Resilience, Even When Danger Closes In. ItโS A Triumph Of Friendship And Courage, Crafted To Feel Accessible To Younger Readers While Satisfying Older Fans With Sturdy Plotting, Emotional Depth, And A Sense Of Justice Inspired By Real Events.
After Finishing The Dawn Of Adonis, Readers Will Carry With Them A Sense Of Courage, Compassion, And A Renewed Belief In Doing What's Right. The Dawn Of Adonis Invites Young Readers To Reflect On Loyalty, Empathy, And The Power Of Standing Up For Those Who Cannot Defend Themselves, Long After The Last Page Is Turned.
Product Details
Author
Phil Earle
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
240
SKU
9781839134197
ISBN
9781839134197
Reading Age
All
Binding
Paperback
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