The Court of the Stone Children
ISBN-13:
9780140342895
ISBN-10:
0140342893
Author:
Eleanor Cameron
Publication date:
1990
Publisher:
Puffin Books
Format:
Library Binding
208 pages
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ISBN-13:
9780140342895
ISBN-10:
0140342893
Author:
Eleanor Cameron
Publication date:
1990
Publisher:
Puffin Books
Format:
Library Binding
208 pages
Summary
The Court of the Stone Children (ISBN-13: 9780140342895 and ISBN-10: 0140342893), written by authors
Eleanor Cameron, was published by Puffin Books in 1990.
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Winner of the National Book Award
Someone draws Nina to the ancient courtyard. Someone from another time . . .
Who is Dominique? When Nina first sees her in the French Museum, she senses that there is something unreal about the strange, beautiful girl. In fact, Domi is from Napoleon’s time, and she has come to get Nina’s help. For Domi’s father was executed as a traitor during the French Revolution, and Domi is convinced that Nina can prove his innocence. But to save Domi’s father, Nina will have to solve a mystery that has lasted two centuries. And she will have to travel back through time, back to France and the court of the stone children. . . .
“An expert gothic tale. . . . Not just a fine book but a brilliant one.”—The New York Times
Someone draws Nina to the ancient courtyard. Someone from another time . . .
Who is Dominique? When Nina first sees her in the French Museum, she senses that there is something unreal about the strange, beautiful girl. In fact, Domi is from Napoleon’s time, and she has come to get Nina’s help. For Domi’s father was executed as a traitor during the French Revolution, and Domi is convinced that Nina can prove his innocence. But to save Domi’s father, Nina will have to solve a mystery that has lasted two centuries. And she will have to travel back through time, back to France and the court of the stone children. . . .
“An expert gothic tale. . . . Not just a fine book but a brilliant one.”—The New York Times
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