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The Clockwork War

Autor Kline, Adam
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 15 mai 2018
To battle a menacing evil figure, a group of children team up with amazing mechanical machines built by genius clockmaker Karl Indergarten.

Karl and Leopold are best friends who fight make-believe battles in the town's beautiful old oak tree. But when Leopold grows up and becomes an evil titan of industry, he loses the most important thing of all--his imagination. Karl, now a genius clockmaker, must use his skills and his own imagination to save not only his friend, but the entire town as well.

Karl builds an amazing coterie of mechanical devices--a small but clever mouse, a miniature boat with brave mechanical sailors, a fierce metal flying dragon, and more--to battle the evil Leopold. A handful of children in the village--Toby, Stuart, William, and Agatha--fight alongside these wonderful mechanical "beings" to save the town and the beautiful oak tree where Karl and Leopold once played.

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ISBN-13: 9781683832362
ISBN-10: 1683832361
Pagini: 158
Dimensiuni: 146 x 204 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: INSIGHT EDITIONS

Notă biografică

Adam Kline has written for Focus Features, Sony Pictures Animation, Warner Brothers, Walt Disney Pictures, and Twentieth Century Fox. With Kung Fu Panda director Mark Osborne, Kline is currently adapting several books for film, among them The Clockwork War, Escape from Hat, and Jeff Smith’s graphic novel Bone. An active member of the Writers Guild, Kline attended Kenyon College. He has two children.

Dan Whisker—a self-taught illustrator—was previously a member of the British armed forces for several years and then a serving Detective Constable with Kent Police. Dan has now sought a new career in something that he has always dreamed of doing and that is creating art for children’s fiction and non-fiction. Originally born in Essex in 1972, Dan moved to Kent as a child and finally settled in the green and tranquil village of Chartham—a stone’s throw from Canterbury where he lives with his loving wife of twenty years. He has three teenage children and three small dogs.