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A Wizard's Dozen: Stories of the Fantastic (Hardcover)

by Michael Stearns (Editor), Michael Hussar (Illustrator) "The worst thing about Caliph Arenschadd is that he's a wizard..." (more)
Key Phrases: evil enchanter, bug jar, sea giants, Caliph Arenschadd, Hates Everything, Aunt Marilyn (more...)
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Editorial Reviews

From School Library Journal
Grade 8 Up-A collection of 13 stories that goes far beyond the typical swords/ quests/evil wizards perception of fantasy. The selections are well written, neatly plotted works that showcase a wide range of styles. Each one will leave readers with plenty to muse over. Some are delightfully silly, such as Will Shetterly's "Princess Who Kicked Butt"; others explore more serious themes, such as Vivian Vande Velde's "Lost Soul," in which a young man is seduced by a water nymph. Because the tales are all so short, this title would be perfect for those who read on the run, or for group discussion. A balanced and pleasing introduction to the genre.
Patricia A. Dollisch, DeKalb County Public Library, Decatur, GA
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Gr. 7-12. In these 13 tales of the strange and magical, which range from the lighthearted to the eerie to the tragic, there i