Voyage of Slaves by Brian Jacques

Voyage of Slaves by Brian Jacques

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Ben and his Labrador Ned, castaways of the Flying Dutchman, are destined to roam the earth across the centuries, never stopping in one place and never growing a single day older. Now adrift in the Mediterranean sea, the boy and his dog fall into the clutches of the Barbary Slave Lord, Al Misurata. And so begins a roaring adventure.

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Voyage of Slaves by Brian Jacques

Ben and his Labrador Ned, castaways of the Flying Dutchman, are destined to roam the earth across the centuries, never stopping in one place and never growing a single day older. Now adrift in the Mediterranean sea, the boy and his dog fall into the clutches of the Barbary Slave Lord, Al Misurata. And so begins a roaring adventure, from the Libyan coast to the Italian border during which they gain good friends and encounter ruthless enemies in their quest for freedom. A sequel to "The Castaways of the Flying Dutchman" and "The Angel's Command", these thrilling adventures are based on the legend of "The Flying Dutchman" ghost ship and its mad sea captain, cursed to sail the seas for all eternity.
Brian Jacques is the author of the bestselling Redwall series. His books have sold an incredible ten million copies worldwide. A BBC presenter, playwright and actor, Brian Jacques is a man of many talents who, at the age of 15 went to sea and travelled the world before returning to Liverpool, where he still lives. His varied and adventurous life has undoubtedly provided the inspiration for his rich tapestry of stories for children of all ages.
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ISBN 13 9780670913244
ISBN 10 0670913243
Title Voyage of Slaves
Author Brian Jacques
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Penguin Random House Children's UK
Year published 2006-10-05
Number of pages 368
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.