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“[Lunch] was composed of one of the fish she had caught, evidently rescued from Mogget. This had been grilled with ginger, pepper, and some spice she didn't know, set atop a salad of grains and greenleaf, accompanied by a lightly sparkling clear wine she had to admit was delicious and refreshing.”

Quote by Garth Nix

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Clariel is a novel that delves into themes of identity and destiny, as the title character navigates a complex and evolving magical landscape. The story follows Clariel's journey as she grows from a naive youth into a powerful and wise individual, encountering various challenges and allies along the way. more

Author

Garth Nix is an Australian author renowned for his fantasy novels. Born in July 1963, he has been active in the literary world since the 1980s. Nix's works are celebrated for their rich imagination, complex narrative structures, and profound themes. more

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