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Summerland

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In this enchanting tale, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon crafts a magical landscape reminiscent of Narnia, blending folklore with inventive storytelling in a uniquely American style. Set on Clam Island, Washington, particularly in the rain-free Summerlands, the narrative follows Ethan Feld, a self-proclaimed poor baseball player, who is recruited by the ancient scout Mr. Chiron "Ringfinger" Brown. Ethan's mission is to aid the ferishers—fairy-like beings—in saving their world from destruction. Summerland exists at the boundary of two worlds, threatened by the malevolent fairy Coyote and his warriors. To combat this looming danger, heroes are essential, leading to a quest filled with baseball, giants, bat-winged goblins, sea monsters, and clever magic. The ensemble cast shines in their roles, though the complexity of their world sometimes overshadows their triumphs. The writing is exquisite, inviting readers to savor each word to fully appreciate the narrative's richness. This captivating journey is designed for readers aged 10 and older, promising an adventure that balances light-hearted moments with the weight of its fantastical challenges.

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Summerland, Michael Chabon

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2002,
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Titre
Summerland
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2002
Pages
500
ISBN10
0786808772
ISBN13
9780786808779
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In this enchanting tale, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon crafts a magical landscape reminiscent of Narnia, blending folklore with inventive storytelling in a uniquely American style. Set on Clam Island, Washington, particularly in the rain-free Summerlands, the narrative follows Ethan Feld, a self-proclaimed poor baseball player, who is recruited by the ancient scout Mr. Chiron "Ringfinger" Brown. Ethan's mission is to aid the ferishers—fairy-like beings—in saving their world from destruction. Summerland exists at the boundary of two worlds, threatened by the malevolent fairy Coyote and his warriors. To combat this looming danger, heroes are essential, leading to a quest filled with baseball, giants, bat-winged goblins, sea monsters, and clever magic. The ensemble cast shines in their roles, though the complexity of their world sometimes overshadows their triumphs. The writing is exquisite, inviting readers to savor each word to fully appreciate the narrative's richness. This captivating journey is designed for readers aged 10 and older, promising an adventure that balances light-hearted moments with the weight of its fantastical challenges.