A Meeting Of Minds: The Minds Series, Book Four

by Perry Nodelman, Carol Matas

Overview

Suddenly transported against their will, the Princess Lenora and her fiancé, Prince Coren, find themselves in a strange place - bone-chilling cold and snow outside, garish marketplaces and angry people inside. The inhabitants call it the city of Winnipeg. Lenora and Coren, however, have no idea where it is or why they are there. They can't return home because, yet again, their imaginative powers have deserted them. The Winnipeggers refuse to believe Lenora and Coren are who they say they are. Strangely enough, though, they have read about Lenora and Coren in a series of fantasy novels by the authors Carol M. and Perry N. But just who created whom, Lenora and Coren wonder. And how will they ever manage to escape this frightening city, worse than their worst nightmare, so that their long-awaited wedding can finally take place?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780991901265
Publisher:	Carol Matas
Publication date:	10/04/2017
Series:	Minds , #4
Pages:	234
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.49(d)
Age Range:	13 - 17 Years

About the Author

Carol Matas is the author of over 45 books for children and young adults. Her books have been translated and published in countries all over the world, including Russia, Japan, Germany and Denmark and have received over 100 nominations and awards. She has written two series with her friend and co-writer Perry Nodelman, The Minds series, and The Ghosthunter series. For more about Carol please visit her website at www.carolmatas.com.
Perry Nodelman is author of four novels for young people, including Not a Nickel to Spare: the Great Depression Diary of Sally Cohen in the Dear Canada series; and in collaboration with Carol Matas, two fantasy series for young people, the four Minds novels and the three books in the Ghosthunter series. He has also written three books about children's literature, most recently The Hidden Adult: Defining Children's Literature (John Hopkins University Press) and is the 2015 recipient of the International Brothers Grimm Award for research into children's literature.