The Outlaws Scarlett and Browne

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Product Details
Price
$8.99  $8.36
Publisher
Random House Children's Books
Publish Date
Pages
448
Dimensions
5.2 X 7.6 X 1.2 inches | 0.65 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780593430392

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About the Author
Jonathan Stroud is the author of two internationally bestselling series: the award-winning Bartimaeus sequence, which has been published in thirty-six languages worldwide, and the critically acclaimed Lockwood & Co, which is currently being adapted by Netflix. His stand-alone titles include Heroes of the Valley, The Last Siege, The Leap, and Buried Fire.

Jonathan lives near London with his wife and three children.
Reviews
"The vivid setting, rapid-fire dialogue, and nonstop action will propel readers through this raucous, rousing rumble. A blast for action fans, with potential for a long run." --Kirkus Reviews, starred review

"Just the kind of setting where adventure fantasy thrives. Add razor-sharp banter and you can lay the smart money on another Stroud winner." --Bulletin, starred review

"Stroud expertly builds flawed characters, cahoots close and tender, and a fully realized setting in this rollicking series opener, employing arch phrasing, witty rapport, and quick pacing alongside the brutally rendered truths of a world intent on controlling outlaws of every type." --Publishers Weekly, starred review

"Stroud's world building is exceptional, his compelling characters easy to root for. There's real suspense and surprise, along with some truly terrifying moments, though plenty of banter and scheming keeps things fun." -- Booklist

"Intricate worldbuilding and a compelling heroine will appeal to readers who like "Rick Riordan Presents," as well as the works of Philip Pullman and Garth Nix." --School Library Journal

"Incisive, elegant action scenes, stuffed with daredevil escapes and shoot-'em-up confrontations, keep the story racing along in a turbulent stream of suspense and relief. Stroud's characteristic humor--irony, sarcasm, a witty quickness--lightens the tale's more dire themes." --The Horn Book