The Name at the End of the Ladder by Elena de Roo - ISBN: 9781922244475
Paperback
Choose your name, win the game, or be lost forever.

The Name at the End of the Ladder

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  • Paperback

    272 pages

  • Release Date

    1 September 2014

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Summary

No name means no escape…

Win the game to choose your name and free the players who remain. Twelve-year-old September is determined to choose an adventurous name for herself from the Name Bank – not like all her friends, who are named after flowers or trees. Soon she discovers that she has no choice, unless she can win an ancient and mysterious board game. And every roll of the dice leads her further into danger.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781922244475
ISBN-10:1922244473
Author:Elena de Roo
Publisher:Walker Books Australia
Imprint:Walker Books Australia
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:272
Release Date:1 September 2014
Weight:324g
Dimensions:23mm x 198mm x 129mm
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Critics Review

With mysterious voices, a strange boy and a severe case of sweet tooth, September takes you on a rollercoaster of an adventure. While the story is slow to start, it’s worth hanging in there for lift-off. – Kids’ Book Review * Kids’ Book Review *
Highly recommended … Refreshingly original, introducing a new universe, where friends must work together to fight against evil forces. * Read Plus *
An innovative, exciting novel * Bookrapt *

About The Author

Elena de Roo

Elena de Roo is a New Zealand author who lives in a rather chaotic house with her husband, three teenage children, their granny and a cat. Since she was little she has always enjoyed writing poems and making up stories. After completing a degree in English, Elena went on to work as a research librarian and now has a varied collection of part-time work. It wasn’t until taking a short writing course five years ago, that she realised it might be possible to achieve her dream of becoming a published author. She has written several readers and her stories, poems and plays have appeared in The School Magazine. The Rain Train was her first picture book.

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