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Childrens, Teen & Young Adult, Teen & Young Adult Fiction

Predator's Gold

Philip Reeve (author)

Paperback Published on: 03/09/2015

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Synopsis

MORTAL ENGINES launched Philip Reeve's brilliantly-imagined creation,
the world of the Traction Era, where mobile cities fight for
survival in a post-apocalyptic future. The feature film is coming
in December 2018!

When Tom and Hester's scrapyard aircraft is pursued by rocket-firing
gunships, they seek sanctuary in the speeding ice city of Anchorage.
But it is no safe refuge. Devastated by plague and haunted
by ghosts, Anchorage is heading for the Dead Continent...

"No 11-to-16-year-old should miss the superbly imagined debut novel
from Philip Reeve" - The Times

"This big, brave, brilliant book combines a thrilling adventure story
with endless moral conundrums" - The Guardian

Publisher information

Publisher: Scholastic
ISBN: 9781407152141
Number of pages: 352
Dimensions: 201 x 134 x 23 mm
Weight: 250g

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Does not disappoint

The continuation of this fantasy saga does not disappoint.It is easy to immerse yourself into this exciting world .

Stephanie Jones

An incredible continuation!

This book is my favourite if the series,it expands on the previous world (which was already amazing!) and tied up old ends! Phillip Reeve is just a marvel... READ MORE

Isabella Ratcliffe

After Mortal Engines, read this!

As I said when reviewing Mortal Engines, if you love Pullman and Potter, then you may well enjoy this. I'm not usually into all this enginey stuff (my favo... READ MORE

Noody