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Deep in the ancient forest that the creatures called the Wild Wood amid the scented bracken and towering beeches, there were whispers of a legend whose ending was lost in the mists of time. It told of a heroic journey and a saviour destined to possess the secret power of the Faradawn. And so it came to pass, in the time of man's great war, that a human child brought the legend to life. Sensing, without knowing why, that it must begin a special, magical guest, he journeyed through the magical kingdoms of the world, his path filled with awesome marvels and strange terrors, his story a celebration of love, courage, and all that is brightest and best in life.
Said to be like a combination of Jungle Book, Watership Down, and LOTR, but with a strong anti-hunting theme.
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Animals in fiction, Animals, Fiction, FantasyShowing 7 featured editions. View all 7 editions?
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Quest for the Faradawn by Ford, Richard published by Delacorte Press / Eleanor Friede Hardcover
1982-01-01, Delacorte Press / Eleanor Friede
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