No. of pages 432
Published: 2013
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This book is part of a book series called The Oracle Sequence .
There are 432 pages in this book. This book was published in 2013 by Hachette Children's Group .
Teresa Fisher is an experienced writer and teacher, who specializes in books and travel features for children.
This book is in the following series:
'... readers absorbed by the dramatic scenes and intrigued by each new revelation will find the book a rich, resonant conclusion to the series.' -- Booklist - May 06 'Vivid, complicated, and thoroughly engrossing, this fast paced adventure keeps readers avidly turning pages until the majestic conclusion.' -- Horn Book Review May/June 06 Praise for The Oracle and The Archon: Catherine Fisher has conjured up an intoxicating world reminiscent of the Arabian Nights. Highly recommended. -- The Bookseller 'suspense is constantly built ... rattles along at a dizzying pace ... next volume please. -- School Librarian The tension endures until the last page ... we want the sequel, soon! -- Books for Keeps Vivid and convincing ... a very satisfying read for young people who want some depth to their fiction, and the depiction of an unusual and interesting world. -- Vector A crisp, quick-moving narrative and fully fleshed out characters will keep readers hooked to the remaining instalments in this trilogy. -- Publisher's Weekly A powerful and very exciting adventure story. -- School Library Journal ... the Oracle trilogy is a highly superior fantasy series. -- writeaway.org.uk '... one of the most skilled and original writers currently working in young adult fantasy ... a riveting story, one which will keep children of all ages reading well past their bedtimes.' -- New Welsh Review