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The Moon Seeker by Dee Barragry

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The moon is missing. Can it be found before disaster strikes? A comic fantasy caper with magic aplenty from a sparkling new voice in middle-grade fiction.

Meet Lampwick, the keeper of the lighthouse at the top of the world. When the moon disappears, he and his faithful sheepdog Humphrey must embark on a wild adventure to find it. A fearsome storm is brewing and lives are at stake. Journeying under the sea and across the skies, it will take wits, magic and the help of unexpected friends to return the moon to its home. And all in time for breakfast!



About the Author
Following a childhood spent in Ireland, Saudi Arabia and Mexico, Dee Barragry is currently resident in Dublin and is an author, artist and photographer. In 2023 she won the inaugural Starog Prize, a new award for Irish writers of children's fiction. When not writing, she can usually be found with a paintbrush, camera, or book in her hand. With a fondness for creatures both real and imagined, she is inspired by nature and loves to explore. You can follow her on Instagram @deebarragry.


Book Information
ISBN 9781529525038
Author Dee Barragry
Format Paperback
Page Count 224
Imprint Walker Books Ltd
Publisher Walker Books Ltd

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Imprint:
Walker Books Ltd


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