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Gust’s Maze
| Marcia Andrade (2011) |
Fiction / Children’s/YA
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Felwitt is a place like no other; battered by heavy snow, covered by dark
clouds, and completely isolated from the rest of the world, as a result of a
curse that has fallen upon it. The dramatic events that have led to this are
kept secretly hidden away, especially from the younger generation. Despite
the terrible ordeal imposed upon the villagers, they have learned, over
centuries, how to survive thanks to their remarkable resilience and, most of
all, their mysterious and precious gold.
Felwitt, however, is not a community free from problems, in particular when
it comes to its most notorious teenager, Gustav Grubbin, known as Gust.
Ironically, after an unexpected encounter with the village tramp, he is the
one determined to find out the truth behind the village’s bizarre weather
conditions.
What Gust discovers turns out to be more than he was bargaining for. Despite
his initial scepticism and scorn, Gust, with the help of his uncle, five
mismatched friends, and a small chameleon embark on a fantastic journey
through an enchanted maze, to overcome its five gates and reach Lord
Ivanor’s castle. Here, they will try to retrieve Nana’s wand, stolen from
her a long time ago when she was the protector of this once beautiful and
prosperous village, and finally break the curse.
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