
The Chaos Quest by Gill Arbuthnott
Eighteen months after the events of The Chaos Clock, Kate and David find themselves involved in a race to prevent the Lords of Chaos from tricking the Stardreamer into loosing her power.-
The Elsewhere Emporium
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The Otherwhere Emporium
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The Nowhere Emporium
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The Boy with the Bronze Axe
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Shadowsmith
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The Fox Girl and the White Gazelle
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The Boy with the Butterfly Mind
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The Desperate Journey
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Guardians of the Wild Unicorns
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My Name Is Samim
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The Accidental Time Traveller
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First Aid for Fairies and Other Fabled Beasts
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Sula
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Six Lives of Fankle the Cat
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Storm Singing and other Tangled Tasks
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Wolf Notes and other Musical Mishaps
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Maze Running and other Magical Missions
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Magnus Fin and the Ocean Quest
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A Stranger Came Ashore
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The Coming of the Unicorn
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The Unlikely Time Traveller
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The Sky Beneath the Stone
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The Reluctant Time Traveller
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The Edge of the Silver Sea
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The Hill of the Red Fox
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Haki the Shetland Pony
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The Witch's Guide to Magical Combat
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The Boy from Sula
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The Beginner's Guide to Curses
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The Shapeshifter's Guide to Running Away
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Magnus Fin and the Moonlight Mission
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Flash the Sheep Dog
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Magnus Fin and the Selkie Secret
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Turk the Border Collie
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Ice Cream Boy
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Dragonfire
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Red Fever
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The Ghosts of Glencoe
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My Name Is Zayn
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Escape from Loch Leven
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The Flight of the Golden Bird
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Return to Sula
'An engaging tale of good against evil involving magic and touching on love, loss and sacrificeIt is well-plotted with rounded characters and a satisfying ending.' -- Booktrusted (www.booktrusted.com) 'If you enjoyed The Chaos Clock, this is a must-read sequel. It's exciting and gripping from beginning to end.' -- Nathan, Teen Titles, Spring 2005 'Gill Arbuthnott sets David and Kate's fantastic adventures against the backdrop of Edinburgh and the surrounding countryside, including a terrifying incident at Rosslyn Chapel. Danger is never far away in this thrilling sequel.' -- Kathryn Ross, The Scotsman, 11 December 2004 'The Chaos Quest proves Gill Arbuthnott is no one-novel wonder. Folding a full-blooded other world into the very real-feeling living space of her teenage characters, Arbuthnott has created a fast paced fantasy thriller. A compellingly three-dimensional piece of fiction.' -- Lindsey Fraser, The Sunday Herald, 19 December 2004 'A good magical read with plenty of adventure.' -- Lewis, age 10, Education Otherwise, October 2004
Gill Arbuthnott was born and brought up in Edinburgh, but escaped briefly to study in St Andrews and Southampton. She couldn't stay away, however, and now lives in Edinburgh with her family and Leonard the cat. When she's not writing, she works as a biology teacher. She has written several novels for children: The Chaos Clock, The Chaos Quest and Winterbringers (all Floris Books), as well as books with Barrington Stoke and The Keeper's Daughter, published by Chicken House.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9780863154591 |
| ISBN 10 | 086315459X |
| Title | The Chaos Quest |
| Author | Gill Arbuthnott |
| Series | Kelpies |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Floris Books |
| Year published | 2004-09-30 |
| Number of pages | 192 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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