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The Thief Lord

by Cornelia Funke

The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke X
The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke
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  • First Published:
    Aug 2002, 352 pages

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    Oct 2003, 376 pages

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Fish age 13

Hey Wats up all. This was the best book ever. Well not quite HP but it was awsome anyone giving under a 5 must not have finished this book.
Gilligan

Unquestionable best book ever! Not read it yet go!
john

The Thief Lord is by far one of the best books I’ve ever read. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys fiction books that you absolutely can’t put down. It is a great book of fantasy with a twist of sorrow and humor. The Thief Lord is one book that no one will not finish in less than a week.
Those who read the thief lord will too be trapped into the splendid fantasy of runaway children.
David

I am 13. I enjoyed reading this book. It is the best i've read since the Harry Potter series. though there is more Harry potter books i still enjoyed this. Im debating on which is better. I really enjoyed this book. It gave me a feeling on how it feels to be in venice, let alone being a low-life thief there. I recommend this book to all ages.
abraham zuniga

it has been one of the best books i have hever read. i really recommendet to every one.
Laura

I'm 13 years old and this book was amazing. It held my attention and I kept wanting to read more. It was hard to stop. I think that there should be a sequel it was so good.
April

This book is really good i also liked Inkheart which was very good to
blake

really good ive only read some but i like it

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