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Children's Bookwatch, Oct, 2004
The Dark Dreamweaver
Nick Ruth
Imaginator Press
6400 Baltimore National Park, #194, Baltimore, MD 21228-3915
0974560316 $16.95 1-888-203-4068
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The first book of Nick Ruth's "The Remin Chronicles" series, The Dark Dreamweaver is a deftly woven story of fantasy and magic enhanced with occasional black-and-white illustrations by Sue Concannon. A young boy who raises Monarch caterpillars has his world turned upside down when one of them talks to him and claims to be a wizard in dire need. And an adventure begins that requires imagination, courage, intelligence, and the power of friendship to make dreams come true and rescue two worlds from dire peril. An enchanting story for all ages.
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