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Reading Association of Ireland Special Merit Award
Young Adult Fiction
Book Details:
Price:
€9.99
Binding: pb
Pages: 224
Size: 216x135mm
ISBN-10 1-84717-010-2
ISBN-13 978-1-84717-010-1
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Rights held:
World, all languages.
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Green Flag: For readers aged 13+. Young adult fiction
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Everything comes with a price …
What if you could live in a universe where you were always the winner?
Pushed to his limits by a horrific accident, Liam discovers he has an amazing ability: he can ‘move’ to parallel universes where things always turn out just the way he wants. But every time he moves the fabric of the metaverse begins to tear. And something evil begins to find its way in ...
A gripping fantasy adventure story of the battle between a teenage boy and a terrible demon.
It is also the deeper tale of how Liam changes, emerging from the final crisis a much wiser person than the boy for whom the ability to swap universes made the world his toy.
A thrilling roller-coaster ride from an award-winning author.
Extract available: read some of this book now ...
Chapter 1: Blue Plastic Sandals
The Author Speaks
About Epic:
Conor Kostick answers questions about Epic
About Epic:
Where did the idea for Epic come from?
Links
Wikipedia page for Conor
Blog about Conor
Praise for Move
'highly entertaining, witty and engaging fantasy novel set in Dublin that should deservedly do very well indeed' 'fresh and witty' Inis
'If I had to recommend one book from 2008, this would be it. A thrilling adventure, vividly written, with well-developed characterization.' Books Ireland
'Conor Kostick is back with a bigger, better and even more thrilling book.' CBI’s Bookfest - Recommended Reading Guide
'This is at once complex, gripping, exciting and challenging.' Sunday Independent
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