The world whispers with the presence of untapped potential, a hidden current of raw magic surging beneath the mundane. From this unseen wellspring rise the Young Agents, individuals blessed—or perhaps cursed—with the burgeoning power of the Arcane Arts. These spirited souls strive through a path fraught with both wonder and peril. Their challe
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Jacques tells the story from the peace-loving mice of Redwall Abbey, who will have to protect by themselves against Cluny the Scourge and his fight-seasoned army of rats. If only they'd the sword of Martin the Warrior, they could have an opportunity… by Catherynne Valente Catherynne Valente’s prose is actually a regular marvel, and her books a