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y separately published work icon Irina and the Lost Book single work   children's fiction   children's   fantasy  
Is part of The Ragnor Trilogy Leah Swann , 2012 series - author children's fiction (number 3 in series)
Issue Details: First known date: 2014... 2014 Irina and the Lost Book
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'‘I’m no wolf-queen,’ Irina thought bitterly. ‘I’m barely more than a girl, a stupid girl at that, who got herself helplessly trapped in a Narrowlands cell!’

'A terrifying army marches south towards Irina’s family and friends. Locked in prison, she is powerless to stop it.

'The Book of the Junsong is lost, her mother is under an evil enchantment, and she is separated from her beloved wolves.

'Now, Irina must face her ultimate foe: the Venerated Dragon. And she must do it alone, with nothing to help her but a charm on her neck – and the truth.

'Can Irina fulfil her destiny and bring the Age of Peace to Ragnor?' (Publication summary)

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

    • Surry Hills, Inner Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales,: Xoum , 2014 .
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      Extent: 288p.
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      • Published November 2014
      ISBN: 9781922057136
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    y separately published work icon Irina : The Trilogy Leah Swann , Surry Hills : Xoum , 2015 8937052 2015 selected work children's fiction children's fantasy

    'Irina: the Trilogy brings together in one stunning packaged the three magical books in the Irina series: Irina the Wolf Queen, Irina and the White Wolf and Irina and the Lost Book. From when Irina is kidnapped by the evil wizard Vilmos as a baby, to being raised by wolves in the forest, to returning home to Ragnor Castle and finally being crowned the princess she was always destined to be, the trilogy will captivate and enchant younger readers. Irina: the Trilogy is intended for a middle-grade readership between 8 and 12 years and will appeal to those who enjoyed Emily Rodda’s The Key To Rondo, Tamora Pierce’s Song of the Lioness Quartet, C.S. Lewis’s Narnia books, Tolkien’s The Hobbit and readers of Hans Christian Andersen.' (Publication summary)

         Surry Hills : Xoum , 2015
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