Daisy Thistledown's magical adventure continues in The City Beyond the Sea, the spellbinding sequel to Blackwell's Children's Book of the Year, Greenwild: The World Behind the Door by Pari Thomson.Across the ocean, a magical adventure awaits . . .Daisy Thistledown and the Five O'Clock Club might have defeated a terrifying enemy, but their journey to find the missing Botanists is just beginning. Their only hope: to find the legendary Iffenwild, a mysterious city hidden beyond the sea and lost to time.But a strange, wild magic is stirring beneath the waves. It will take all of Daisy’s courage and determination – and the trust of a new friend – if she is to discover the truth that haunts Iffenwild, and save the magical world before it’s too late.'An eco-thriller every child should read' - The Telegraph on Greenwild: The World Behind the Door

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2024-05-23
Mått130 x 197 x 24 mm
Vikt294 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieGreenwild
Antal sidor416
FörlagPan Macmillan
IllustratörElisa Paganelli
ISBN9781035021185

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Pari Thomson is Editorial Director for picture books at Bloomsbury Children’s Books. Half Persian, half English, she lived in many places while she was growing up, including India, Pakistan, the USA, the UK and Belgium. She studied at Oxford University and now lives near the river in London, not far from Kew Gardens. Greenwild: The World Behind the Door is her debut novel. Elisa Paganelli, the illustrator of the bestselling Greenwild trilogy, was born in Modena (Italy) in 1985, and since childhood books have been her best friends.After completing artistic studies she made a career in advertising and has been the founder and owner of a small award winning design and trade business. She now lives and works in UK as a freelance Illustrator and Creative Designer, accompanied by her beloved pets.Elisa loves quietness, the wind and she truly feels home when in the wild nature.On her bedside table you'll find a pile of psychology books, and very often one of her cats.