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14 April 2020

Garry Hop. Il risveglio dei giganti

by Moony Witcher
Garry Hop. Il risveglio dei giganti

It’s March 21, the first day of spring, and music is celebrating the peace ceremony between the Verroti and Fiderbi. Akor Bridge is lit up with bronze candelabras and everyone is dancing happily. But then the very thing that Garry Hop had dreamt of comes to pass: a nightmare in which the Island of Hunnia is poisoned. The notorious merchant Kornelius Gunterov comes to the ceremony with jars full of a mortal poison. Along with two other bandits, Kornelius kidnaps Garry, Alina, little Elly and the shaman Gropiùs. Then they commandeer a hooked eagle and fly to Hunnia where they plan to gain possession of its magical nature, which would allow them to enslave both peoples. But when the eagle refuses to fly over the island, Kornelius reacts by throwing his lethal poison into Star Lake, killing off countless fish and polluting Hunnia’s fertile land. The eagle flies as far as an isolated rock outcropping that isn’t far from a mysterious and unexplored territory: the Land of the Giants.

  • Publishing house Giunti Editore
  • Year of publication 2019
  • Number of pages 224
  • ISBN 9788809881693
  • Foreign Rights LeeAnn Bortolussi l.bortolussi@giunti.it
  • Ebook Disponibile/Available
  • Price 12.00 €

Moony Witcher

Roberta Rizzo (Venezia, Italy, 1957) began her career as a journalist and writer, covering numerous roles with several newspapers for the Espresso group. As correspondent she has covered some of the harshest events concerning issues with young people, drug abuse, and marginalisation. In 2002, under the pseudonym Mooney Witcher, she published the fantasy saga La bambina della Sesta Luna. Since 2004, she has been organising creative writing events and courses across Italy for young and very young children.

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