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The Hidden City by David Bowles

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The Hidden City

David Bowles

IFWG Publishing International · Paperback · October 15, 2018

Reading lane: Caribbean & Latin American Folktales

When Carol and Johnny learn of the Ollamat, an ancient stone that can channel savage magic, they convince their parents to take them to the cloud forests of Oaxaca.

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Readers drawn to mythic quests for magical artifacts and supernatural foes

Book Details

Authors
David Bowles
Publisher
IFWG Publishing International
Published
October 15, 2018
Format
Paperback
Theme
Caribbean & Latin American Folktales · Caribbean & Latin American Stories
Reading lane
Caribbean & Latin American Folktales

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Publisher Categories

  • Survival Stories

  • Mythical Creatures

  • Caribbean & Latin American Folktales

  • Stories Set in Mexico

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  • Magic & Fantasy

  • Values & Virtues

About This Book

When Carol and Johnny learn of the Ollamat, an ancient stone that can channel savage magic, they convince their parents to take them to the cloud forests of Oaxaca. With Pingo’s help, they search for the legendary city where it has been protected for a thousand years. But the twins aren’t the only ones hunting for the Ollamat. After it is stolen, they must travel through an emerald mirror into the beautiful yet dangerous Tlalocan: the paradise of the rain god. To retrieve th...

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When Carol and Johnny learn of the Ollamat, an ancient stone that can channel savage magic, they convince their parents to take them to the cloud forests of Oaxaca. With Pingo’s help, they search for the legendary city where it has been protected for a thousand years. But the twins aren’t the only ones hunting for the Ollamat. After it is stolen, they must travel through an emerald mirror into the beautiful yet dangerous Tlalocan: the paradise of the rain god. To retrieve the stone, they must face talking apes and forest elementals, rock worms and vicious elves, demons of lightning and something even more unexpected: the souls of people they have watched die. As always, they are aided by allies old and new, though nothing can quite prepare them for the biggest foe of all - a member of their very family.

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