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The siren song
Ursu, Anne.
Children's Fiction URSU
From Publishers' Weekly:
Having defeated the delusional demigod Philonecron in The Shadow Thieves ("Entertaining in the most pleasingly frenetic of ways," wrote PW), Charlotte and Zee have been living very ordinary lives. But when Philonecron shows up again with Poseidon on his side and a thirst for revenge, the two girls must face off against the gods of Greek mythology in Anne Ursu's The Siren Song, the second installment in her Cronus Chronicles. (Atheneum, $16.99 448p ages 8-12 ISBN 9781-4169-0589-9; July) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
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Ursu, Anne.
Children's Fiction URSU
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From Publishers' Weekly:
Having defeated the delusional demigod Philonecron in The Shadow Thieves ("Entertaining in the most pleasingly frenetic of ways," wrote PW), Charlotte and Zee have been living very ordinary lives. But when Philonecron shows up again with Poseidon on his side and a thirst for revenge, the two girls must face off against the gods of Greek mythology in Anne Ursu's The Siren Song, the second installment in her Cronus Chronicles. (Atheneum, $16.99 448p ages 8-12 ISBN 9781-4169-0589-9; July) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
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