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Three Twins at the Crater School

Name: Three Twins at the Crater School
Brand: Wizards Tower Press
SKU: 35607659
Price: 15.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Chaz Brenchley
ISBN: 9781913892104

Chaz Brenchley

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 35607659

Publishers Wizards Tower Press, May 2021

Mars, the Red Planet, farthest flung outpost of the British Empire. Under the benevolent reign of th... Full description

Libristo code: 35607659

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Mars, the Red Planet, farthest flung outpost of the British Empire. Under the benevolent reign of the Empress Eternal, commerce and culture are flourishing along the banks of the great canals, and around the shores of the crater lakes. But this brave new world is not as safe as it might seem. The Russians, unhappy that Venus has proved far less hospitable, covet Britain's colony. And the Martian creatures, while not as intelligent and malevolent as HG Wells had predicted, are certainly dangerous to the unwary.

What, then, of the young girls of the Martian colony? Their brothers might be sent to Earth for education at Eton and Oxbridge, but girls are made of sterner stuff. Be it unreasonable parents, Russian spies, or the deadly Martian wildlife, no challenge is beyond the resourceful girls of the Crater School.