Avatar: Book 2
The Mysteries of the Septagram
No. of pages 352
Published: 2011
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This book features in the following series: Avatar, Mysteries Of the Septagr, The Mysteries Of the Septagram .
This book has been graded for interest at 9-14 years.
There are 352 pages in this book. This book was published in 2011 by Hachette Children's Group .
Paul Bryers is a highly acclaimed writer of adult fiction `The Used Woman`s Book Club, The Prayer of the Bone etc. ` and an award-winning television writer and director. These are his first children`s novels.
This book is in the following series:
'Bryers imagines a world where superstition and science intertwine until finally, in the chilling climax, they merge' * Publishers Weekly *
'Part His Dark Materials with echoes of some of Harry Potter's darker moments, Paul Bryers takes the reader on a page turning ride that is as enthralling as it is fantastic.' * The Book Bag *
Praise for Paul Bryers:
'As a storyteller Bryers is superb'
* Time Out *
'Bryers treats what looks like over-familiar territory with freshness, wit and a lively appreciation of a city's dark history' * The Guardian *
'A gripping, fascinating tale told by a master of his art, the prose flows easily and naturally, punctuated with flashes of dark humour, and always retaining an earthy reality, no matter how fantastic the scene.' * Teach Primary *
Fabulous stuff * Dorking Advertiser *
'Bryers may well be the best of his type now operating' * Nick Hornby, Sunday Times *
'A fabulous book' [Kobal] * Lancashire Book of the Year 2009 nomination *
A gripping, fascinating tale told by a master of his art * Teach Primary *
'mysterious, adventurous and brilliant.' * Rachel, Portobello High School *
