A Wizard Abroad: The Fourth Book in the Young Wizards Series

A Wizard Abroad: The Fourth Book in the Young Wizards Series

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1997 · English · Hardcover · 16 editions
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In the fourth installment of the Young Wizards series, readers find themselves swept into an enchanting journey that takes them beyond the comforts of home. The narrative begins when the young wizards, having already faced numerous challenges, are transported to a vivid and magical version of Ireland. This setting not only brings rich cultural history but also introduces a spectrum of new magical creatures and ancient legends, deepening the series' enchanting tapestry.

As the protagonists delve into this unfamiliar world, they encounter both friends and foes, each proving vital to their growth and understanding of wizardry. The intricate relationships that the characters have developed over the previous books come into play, showcasing their loyalty and resilience as they face yet another formidable threat to the balance of magic.

Themes of friendship, trust, and the trials of growing up shimmer throughout the narrative, forcing the young wizards to confront their fears and insecurities. Through trials and triumphs, they uncover not just the wonders of their surroundings, but also the depths of their own capabilities.

This captivating tale blends adventure with heart, reminding readers that every challenge faced is an opportunity for growth. With vivid descriptions and well-crafted characters, the journey woven through these pages captivates the imagination, inviting readers to believe in the magic that exists within and around them.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 342 pages
Language English
Published Sep 15, 1997
Publisher Harcourt Childrens Books
Edition 1st US Ed.
Editions 16 editions
ISBN-10 0152012095
ISBN-13 9780152012090

Genres

Science Fiction Thriller & Suspense Young Adult Children’s Action & Adventure History Business & Economics Fantasy Travel
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