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Chadda, Sarwat.
THE SAVAGE FORTRESS New York : Arthur A. Levine Books, 2012 IL 5-8, RL 5.4 ISBN 0545385164 |
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Ash Mistry is rethinking
his desire to spend time in India. When he
was back in England, it seemed like a great
idea. Now after three weeks of heat and boredom,
he would love a little excitement. And he gets his
wish. But as they say, be careful what you wish
for. When the family goes to visit his uncle's
colleague, Ash accidentally picks up a golden arrowhead
and he finds himself fighting the demon himself.
He is unable to save his aunt and uncle but there may be
time to save his sister from Ravana, the demon
king. There is a lot of Hindu mythology in this
book but it is explained and you will find yourself
really rooting for the overweight gamer from England
overcome the demon king and save the world. |
| SUBJECTS: Demonology -- Fiction. Supernatural -- Fiction. East Indians -- Great Britain -- Fiction. India -- Fiction. Fantasy. |
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