The Dreaming Place - 15 Angebote vergleichen

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Mathom House Books, Inc. [51726943], San Clemente, CA, U.S.A.
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Lieferung aus: Deutschland, in-stock.
Nina and her cousin Ash don't get along, but now have to share a room. Plagued by nightly dreams about becoming an animal, Nina fears that Ash, who dabbles in the occult, is responsible. More terrifying still, the nightmares start to invade Nina's waking hours. But an ancient evil has marked one of them, and if either is going to survive they'll have to stand united against the greater threat. One of the most original fantasy writers currently working. -Booklist This is a wonderful story, and highly recommended for young adults as well as adults. -Australian SF Online Charles de Lint has crafted a complex and engaging novel. De Lint, recognized as a poet as well as a novelist, almost always limns images rich in sensory detail. It is indeed remarkable how much relevant and fascinating detail de Lint has packed into a mere 138 pages… The writing is balanced and beautiful; the story is intricate and satisfying. -SFRA Newsletter, October 1991: This is another excellent urban fantasy from de Lint. The Dreaming Place is beautifully written, with appealing and believable characters inhabiting a slightly skewed universe that's on the edge of reality. -Locus Magazine, December 1990 De Lint likes to explore the myths and legends of different ethnic groups, but he blends them so skillfully with 20th century life that the border between fantasy and reality blurs. He has a fine ear for dialogue and an eye for the details that give a story body. -The Ottawa Citizen, January 1991 I think it's safe to say that Charles de Lint is the master of urban fantasy, a true groundbreaker in the field. With almost 50 novels behind him, he continues to take new strides in the contemporary fantasy field. While The Dreaming Place is actually not a new novel (the original Atheneum edition, with illustrations by Brian Froud, is long out of print), it helps introduce younger readers to his style of work without straying far from the content and themes of his other novels. Once again de.

Lieferung aus: Niederlande, Vermoedelijk 4-6 weken.
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Nina and her cousin Ash don’t get along, but now have to share a room. Plagued by nightly dreams about becoming an animal, Nina fears that Ash, who dabbles in the occult, is responsible. More terrifying still, the nightmares start to invade Nina’s waking hours. But an ancient evil has marked one of them, and if either is going to survive they’ll have to stand united against the greater threat. One of the most original fantasy writers currently working. —Booklist This is a wonderful story, and highl... Nina and her cousin Ash don’t get along, but now have to share a room. Plagued by nightly dreams about becoming an animal, Nina fears that Ash, who dabbles in the occult, is responsible. More terrifying still, the nightmares start to invade Nina’s waking hours. But an ancient evil has marked one of them, and if either is going to survive they’ll have to stand united against the greater threat. One of the most original fantasy writers currently working. —Booklist This is a wonderful story, and highly recommended for young adults as well as adults. —Australian SF Online Charles de Lint has crafted a complex and engaging novel. De Lint, recognized as a poet as well as a novelist, almost always limns images rich in sensory detail. It is indeed remarkable how much relevant and fascinating detail de Lint has packed into a mere 138 pages… The writing is balanced and beautiful; the story is intricate and satisfying. —SFRA Newsletter, October 1991: This is another excellent urban fantasy from de Lint. The Dreaming Place is beautifully written, with appealing and believable characters inhabiting a slightly skewed universe that"s on the edge of reality. —Locus Magazine, December 1990 De Lint likes to explore the myths and legends of different ethnic groups, but he blends them so skillfully with 20th century life that the border between fantasy and reality blurs. He has a fine ear for dialogue and an eye for the details that give a story body. —The Ottawa Citizen, January 1991 I think it"s safe to say that Charles de Lint is the master of urban fantasy, a true groundbreaker in the field. With almost 50 novels behind him, he continues to take new strides in the contemporary fantasy field. While The Dreaming Place is actually not a new novel (the original Atheneum edition, with illustrations by Brian Froud, is long out of print), it helps introduce younger readers to his style of work without straying far from the content and themes of his other novels. Once again de Lint proves his ability to create engaging characters, this time focusing on young adults. He skillfully weaves mythology and folklore with believable conflicts, and continues to explore the theme of looking beyond yourself to help others. Nina and Ash"s struggles are realistic ones that young adults can identify with; the setting of the otherworld serves to reinforce the inner landscape of their thoughts and feelings. —RamblesTaal: Engels;Afmetingen: 10x177x110 mm;Gewicht: 86,00 gram;Geschikt voor: 12 - 17 jaar;Verschijningsdatum: september 2002;Druk: 1;ISBN10: 014230218X;ISBN13: 9780142302187; Engelstalig | Paperback | 2002.

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Nina and her cousin Ash don’t get along, but now have to share a room. Plagued by nightly dreams about becoming an animal, Nina fears that Ash, who dabbles in the occult, is responsible. More terrifying still, the nightmares start to invade Nina’s waking hours. But an ancient evil has marked one of them, and if either is going to survive they’ll have to stand united against the greater threat. One of the most original fantasy writers currently working. —Booklist This is a wonderful story, and highl... Nina and her cousin Ash don’t get along, but now have to share a room. Plagued by nightly dreams about becoming an animal, Nina fears that Ash, who dabbles in the occult, is responsible. More terrifying still, the nightmares start to invade Nina’s waking hours. But an ancient evil has marked one of them, and if either is going to survive they’ll have to stand united against the greater threat. One of the most original fantasy writers currently working. —Booklist This is a wonderful story, and highly recommended for young adults as well as adults. —Australian SF Online Charles de Lint has crafted a complex and engaging novel. De Lint, recognized as a poet as well as a novelist, almost always limns images rich in sensory detail. It is indeed remarkable how much relevant and fascinating detail de Lint has packed into a mere 138 pages… The writing is balanced and beautiful; the story is intricate and satisfying. —SFRA Newsletter, October 1991: This is another excellent urban fantasy from de Lint. The Dreaming Place is beautifully written, with appealing and believable characters inhabiting a slightly skewed universe that"s on the edge of reality. —Locus Magazine, December 1990 De Lint likes to explore the myths and legends of different ethnic groups, but he blends them so skillfully with 20th century life that the border between fantasy and reality blurs. He has a fine ear for dialogue and an eye for the details that give a story body. —The Ottawa Citizen, January 1991 I think it"s safe to say that Charles de Lint is the master of urban fantasy, a true groundbreaker in the field. With almost 50 novels behind him, he continues to take new strides in the contemporary fantasy field. While The Dreaming Place is actually not a new novel (the original Atheneum edition, with illustrations by Brian Froud, is long out of print), it helps introduce younger readers to his style of work without straying far from the content and themes of his other novels. Once again de Lint proves his ability to create engaging characters, this time focusing on young adults. He skillfully weaves mythology and folklore with believable conflicts, and continues to explore the theme of looking beyond yourself to help others. Nina and Ash"s struggles are realistic ones that young adults can identify with; the setting of the otherworld serves to reinforce the inner landscape of their thoughts and feelings. —Rambles Productinformatie:Taal: Engels;Formaat: Epub zonder kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) ;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Geschikt voor: 12 - 17 jaar;ISBN10: 0920623727;ISBN13: 9780920623725;Product breedte: 108 mm;Product hoogte: 13 mm;Product lengte: 184 mm; Engels | Ebook.

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock.
children's,children's books,fantasy,occult,religion and spirituality,science fiction,science fiction and fantasy,teen and young adult,9 - 12 years, One of the first two books in the exciting, suspenseful new fantasy series for children. In The Dreaming Place, Nina and Ashley are cousins and bitter vivals. When menacing dreams begin to invade Nina's waking and sleeping hours, she is convinced that Ashley, who is involved with the occult, is responsible.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, in-stock.
Nina and her cousin Ash don't get along, but now have to share a room. Plagued by nightly dreams about becoming an animal, Nina fears that Ash, who dabbles in the occult, is responsible. More terrifying still, the nightmares start to invade Nina's waking hours. But an ancient evil has marked one of them, and if either is going to survive they'll have to stand united against the greater threat. One of the most original fantasy writers currently working-BooklistThis is a wonderful story, and highly recommended for young adults as well as adults-Australian SF OnlineCharles de Lint has crafted a complex and engaging novel. De Lint, recognized as a poet as well as a novelist, almost always limns images rich in sensory detail. It is indeed remarkable how much relevant and fascinating detail de Lint has packed into a mere 138 pages… The writing is balanced and beautiful; the story is intricate and satisfying-SFRA Newsletter, October 1991:This is another excellent urban fantasy from de Lint. The Dreaming Place is beautifully written, with appealing and believable characters inhabiting a slightly skewed universe that's on the edge of reality-Locus Magazine, December 1990De Lint likes to explore the myths and legends of different ethnic groups, but he blends them so skillfully with 20th century life that the border between fantasy and reality blurs. He has a fine ear for dialogue and an eye for the details that give a story body-The Ottawa Citizen, January 1991I think it's safe to say that Charles de Lint is the master of urban fantasy, a true groundbreaker in the field. With almost 50 novels behind him, he continues to take new strides in the contemporary fantasy field. While The Dreaming Place is actually not a new novel (the original Atheneum edition, with illustrations by Brian Froud, is long out of print), it helps introduce younger readers to his style of work without straying far from the content and themes of his other novels. Once again de Lint proves his ability.

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, R&R Books.
Firebird, 2002-09-16. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. VG Nice copy with light cover wear. Pages clean with tight binding.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Mediaoutletdeal1.
Firebird. MASS MARKET PAPERBACK. 014230218X *BRAND NEW* Ships Same Day or Next! . New.

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Mediaoutletdeal1.
Firebird. MASS MARKET PAPERBACK. 014230218X *LIKE NEW* Ships Same Day or Next! . Fine.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Better World Books: West [4720790], Reno, NV, U.S.A.
Ships from Reno, NV. Great condition for a used book! Minimal wear.