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229 pp.
| Random
| June, 2017
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TradeISBN 978-0-449-81677-6$16.99
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LibraryISBN 978-0-449-81678-3$19.99
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EbookISBN 978-0-449-81679-0
(3)
4-6
100 Cupboards series.
In this prequel to 100 Cupboards, Hyacinth Smith and her family move to a strange old house with a strange old woman inhabitant who has a dark secret, a roomful of seemingly empty door frames, and a grove of magical lightning trees. Perceptive Hyacinth must help contain a deadly foe. Vivid settings and unusual characters weave a story between two interconnected worlds.
185 pp.
| Random
| January, 2010
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TradeISBN 978-0-375-83885-9$17.99
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LibraryISBN 978-0-375-93885-6$20.99
(3)
4-6
100 Cupboards series.
Though Henry's family members have been reunited, their troubles are far from over; Nimiane must still be destroyed. Readers will have to pay close attention throughout this third well-plotted and complex installment; because of Wilson's ability to bring characters to life, it will be a pleasure to do so.
469 pp.
| Random
| December, 2008
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TradeISBN 978-0-375-83883-5$16.99
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LibraryISBN 978-0-375-93883-2$19.99
(3)
4-6
100 Cupboards series.
In 100 Cupboards, Henry uncovered a number of little doors in the attic of his aunt and uncle's Kansas home, finding portals to many alternate worlds. In this second installment, a struggle for power and discovery takes place on both sides of the doors. Imaginative sensory details vividly describe the action in Henry's quest for identity.