The Astonishing Chronicles of Oscar from Elsewhere by Jaclyn Moriarty

The Astonishing Chronicles of Oscar from Elsewhere by Jaclyn MoriartyThe magical fourth book in the rich and whimsical world of the Kingdoms and Empires about a non magical boy called Oscar who finds himself caught up in a surprisingly urgent quest in an even more surprising world. Let me get this straight. I'm on a trip with the following people: 1) Bronte, a girl who makes magical 'Spellbinding' rings,2) Alejandro, a former pirate current prince who can shoot arrows and make fire from stones,3) Imogen, who can read

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