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"This satisfying fantasy introduces young readers to the genre, and to other works that draw on the ancient Welsh legends" - School Library Journal.

"Although this has its confusing moments, ultimately, it's a rewarding fantasy, especially for fans." - Booklist.

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This concludes the trilogy begun in Snow Spider (1987) and continued in Orchard of the Crescent Moon (1989). Ages 9+

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