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The Orphan Taash couldn't have imagined the perilous adventures awaiting him. At the end of the Forbidden Path, he finds himself on a desolate moor and sees witches casting a spell on an infant boy. Taash impulsively snatches the child away from these chanting demons—and is thrown into a terrifying struggle against evil forces plotting to overthrow the King.Taash and the Jesters is a light-hearted, middle-grade adventure with evil forces and good fighting for the fate of the small Kingdom of Nazor. Ellen Kindt McKenzie skillfully combines suspense, adventure, fantasy, and humor with an exciting cast of characters in this classic tale. First published in 1968 and again in 1992, Taash and the Jesters is sure to fascinate a new generation of young readers.

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  • PublisherIndependently published
  • Publication date2018
  • ISBN 10 173157312X
  • ISBN 13 9781731573124
  • BindingPaperback
  • Number of pages282
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