LIBROS DEL AUTOR: mary blair

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  • Benny and the Gentle Dark
    MARY BLAIR
    Benny and the Gentle Dark is a tender fantasy adventure about fear, courage, and learning that darkness is not always the enemy. Benny Vale is a young rabbit of the Warren-Kin, raised beneath the earth according to the ancient Law of the Sealed Mouth. In his warren, the surface is described as a place of freezing wind, predators, and certain death, while the burrow represents s...
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    26,99 €

  • Kingdom Under the Pillow
    MARY BLAIR
    Kingdom Under the Pillow is a magical urban fantasy about childhood wonder, hidden responsibilities, and a twelve-year-old girl who discovers that the ordinary bedtime rituals of her city conceal an entire supernatural kingdom. Elena Lockhart has just turned twelve when she receives an ancestral velvet pouch, a pair of enchanted silver tongs, and a mysterious duty inherited thr...
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    26,95 €

  • Lily and the Hidden Flower Kingdom
    MARY BLAIR
    Lily and the Hidden Flower Kingdom is a fantasy adventure about a practical young florist who discovers that flowers are not merely fragile objects for sale-they are living keys to forgotten worlds. Lily Rosewood works at St. Jude’s Flower Stall in a cold, struggling city, where flowers mean inventory, debt, and survival. She considers herself Seed-Blind and has no reason to be...
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    26,80 €

  • The Princess From Tomorrow
    MARY BLAIR
    The Princess From Tomorrow begins on a night when a mysterious woman in a ruined imperial bridal gown appears at the gates of Sun-Spire. Prince Tristan Everhart expects an enemy, a spy, or a desperate captive. Instead, he meets Genevieve-a woman who knows secrets about him that no living stranger could possibly know. She knows the final words his dying mother whispered twelve y...
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    25,52 €

  • The Queen Beneath the Red Orchard
    MARY BLAIR
    The Queen Beneath the Red Orchard follows Maeve, a poor girl from the Withered Marches who is dragged in chains into the terrifying Red Orchard, a place where black trees bleed crimson sap and workers disappear beneath the King’s brutal rule. Given only seven days to make the dying Mother-Tree bloom, Maeve is warned that failure means the gallows.But Maeve is not an ordinary or...
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    25,48 €

  • The Rain Between Two Lifetimes
    MARY BLAIR
    The Rain Between Two Lifetimes begins when Eliza Thornton, a woman fleeing an arranged future controlled by her family’s powerful industrial dynasty, climbs a remote mountain to reach the sealed monastery of Chùa Vô Vi. She believes she is escaping one kind of prison. Instead, she walks into a mystery that has haunted the mountain for forty years.The monastery is preparing for ...
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    25,55 €

  • In Haste, Grace
    Mary Blair Immel
    Grace Nebeker was spoiled! No doubt about it, but she was also a winsome bundle of contradictions. Her letters written between 1884-1887, while she was a student at Glendale Female College paint a charming, but revealing portrait of a young woman struggling to carve out her own unique identity. These were written at a time when women’s role in society was narrowly prescribed by...
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    23,28 €

  • In Memoriam Of Mary Perkins Blair Bell And Smith, 1818-1894 (1899)
    Mary Perkins Blair-Bell Smith
    In Memoriam Of Mary Perkins Blair Bell And Smith, 1818-1894 is a book written by Mary Perkins Blair-Bell Smith in 1899. The book is a tribute to her mother, Mary Perkins Blair Bell, and herself, who both lived from 1818 to 1894. The book contains personal anecdotes, family history, and photographs of the author and her mother. The author reflects on the life and character of he...
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    26,58 €

  • A Life Well Led
    Mary Ellen Blair
    What would inspire a proper young British woman, well-educated and devoted to the Church of England, to venture forth from a sheltered academic life of the early 20th century to cross an ocean in order to conduct investigations on a people that she considered 'uncivilized?' To answer this question, the author collected Barbara Freire-Marreco Aitken’s correspondence, most of whi...
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    20,65 €