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    Seven Days to Save The World (and Other Homework Projects)

    By Patty Jansen

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    Florian is of those kids who’d rather read than play ball with his friends. Which is just as well because he doesn’t have any friends.

    Florian is also a fairy prince. Yeah-right. That’s what he says, too, when a strange woman visits his father’s caravan and tells him that unless a spell is renewed by the king of Celestia within seven days, the world is doomed. His father is disabled so Florian finds himself with a crown on his head, setting off to Celestia in the company of his father’s cranky horse, which turns into a none-less-cranky unicorn, and his
    father’s three motorbike-riding friends, who insist they are elves.

    Ruled under the tight fist of Florian’s mother, Celestia has become a place where males, human or otherwise, are not welcome, let alone allowed to come near the shrine to speak the words of the spell, just forgetting about that tiny detail that Florian doesn’t have any magic. He seeks help from Celestia’s only male inhabitant:
    a hermit magician, who tells him that to find the solution, he must unshrink the dragons.

    Excuse me? Dragons?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPatty Jansen
    Release dateDec 23, 2013
    ISBN9781498929172
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    Patty Jansen

    Patty lives in Sydney, Australia, and writes both Science Fiction and Fantasy. She has published over 15 novels and has sold short stories to genre magazines such as Analog Science Fiction and Fact.Patty was trained as a agricultural scientist, and if you look behind her stories, you will find bits of science sprinkled throughout.Want to keep up-to-date with Patty's fiction? Join the mailing list here: http://eepurl.com/qqlAbPatty is on Twitter (@pattyjansen), Facebook, LinkedIn, goodreads, LibraryThing, google+ and blogs at: http://pattyjansen.com/

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