The Land of Flowers /
By: Stilton, Thea [author.]
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Contributor(s): Clement, Emily (Translator) [translator.] | Facciotto, Giuseppe [illustrator.] | Balleello, Chiara [illustrator.] | Pellizzari, Barbara [illustrator.] | Alessandro [illustrator.].
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BookSeries: Thea Stilton special edition ; 6.Publisher: New York, NY : Scholastic Inc., 2017Copyright date: ©2017Description: 308 pages : color illustrations ; 20 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781338159417.Uniform titles: Segreto delle fate dei fiori. English Subject(s): Mice -- Juvenile fiction | Fairies -- Juvenile fiction | Flowers -- Juvenile fiction | Magic -- Juvenile fiction | Sisters -- Juvenile fiction | Quests (Expeditions) -- Juvenile fiction | Adventure stories | Mice -- Fiction | Fairies -- Fiction | Flowers -- Fiction | Magic -- Fiction | Sisters -- Fiction | Adventure and adventurers -- FictionGenre/Form: Adventure fiction. | Action and adventure fiction.DDC classification: 853.914 | Fic Summary: The Seven Roses, magical flowers which bloom forever and which are linked to the health of the Land of Flowers, are dying, and the Thea sisters together with Will Mystery must travel to that land to discover the reason--a journey where every flower seems determined to hinder their passage.
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Translation of: Il segreto delle fate dei fiori.
"Based on an original idea by Elisabetta Dami."
"Cover by Caterina Giorgetti (design) and Flavio Ferron (color). Illustrations by Giuseppe Facciotto (layout), Chiara Balleello and Barbara Pellizzari (pencils and inks), and Alessandro Muscillo (color)"
The Seven Roses, magical flowers which bloom forever and which are linked to the health of the Land of Flowers, are dying, and the Thea sisters together with Will Mystery must travel to that land to discover the reason--a journey where every flower seems determined to hinder their passage.
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