The Divide 隔絕簡(jiǎn)介，目錄書(shū)摘
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The Divide 隔絕
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內容簡(jiǎn)介:While visiting Costa Rica with his parents, 13-year-old Felix, who has a life-threatening heart condition, passes out. When he comes to, he finds himself in a magical world populated by griffins, unicorns, dragons, pixies, and elves. Humans, their science, and their culture are considered mythical, totally nonexistent. When he meets Betony, an elf about his age, Felix proves that he's human by showing her his flashlight, ballpoint pen, and compass. With the help of some unicorns, Felix and Betony journey toward the city where Betony's brother and sister are, but the travelers soon find themselves sought by evil pixie Snakeweed and his vicious shadow-beasts. Kay's grand adventure, which includes a search for a cure for Felix's illness and the means to send him home, is packed with humor as the protagonists work to turn the tables on Snakeweed and his minions. The conclusion points to a sequel.
13歲的菲利克斯，患有先天性心臟病，當他拜訪(fǎng)哥斯達黎加和他的父母時(shí)，他卻離奇死去，死后來(lái)到了另一個(gè)世界，他發(fā)現自己正置身于一個(gè)神奇的魔法世界，這里有獅鷲，獨角獸，龍，小妖精和精靈。在這個(gè)世界里的人類(lèi)，他們的科學(xué)以及他們的文化被當作虛無(wú)縹緲的東西，是完全不存在的。有一天，他偶然遇見(jiàn)了一個(gè)叫Betony的精靈，菲利克斯拿出自己的手電筒，圓珠筆和指南針，極力向她證明自己是個(gè)人類(lèi)。在獨角獸的幫助下，菲利克斯和Betony踏上了尋找Betony哥哥和姐姐的旅程。但是很快他們自己就發(fā)現他們被邪惡精靈Snakeweed和窮兇極惡的野獸找到了，他們不得不展開(kāi)一系列逃亡的冒險之旅…驚險的故事，緊湊的劇情，充滿(mǎn)驚險、懸疑、謎團的奇幻之旅，未知與滄桑的交織，善良與邪惡的較量，挑戰讀者的想象極限，令人心跳加速的閱讀體驗~
13歲的菲利克斯，患有先天性心臟病，當他拜訪(fǎng)哥斯達黎加和他的父母時(shí)，他卻離奇死去，死后來(lái)到了另一個(gè)世界，他發(fā)現自己正置身于一個(gè)神奇的魔法世界，這里有獅鷲，獨角獸，龍，小妖精和精靈。在這個(gè)世界里的人類(lèi)，他們的科學(xué)以及他們的文化被當作虛無(wú)縹緲的東西，是完全不存在的。有一天，他偶然遇見(jiàn)了一個(gè)叫Betony的精靈，菲利克斯拿出自己的手電筒，圓珠筆和指南針，極力向她證明自己是個(gè)人類(lèi)。在獨角獸的幫助下，菲利克斯和Betony踏上了尋找Betony哥哥和姐姐的旅程。但是很快他們自己就發(fā)現他們被邪惡精靈Snakeweed和窮兇極惡的野獸找到了，他們不得不展開(kāi)一系列逃亡的冒險之旅…驚險的故事，緊湊的劇情，充滿(mǎn)驚險、懸疑、謎團的奇幻之旅，未知與滄桑的交織，善良與邪惡的較量，挑戰讀者的想象極限，令人心跳加速的閱讀體驗~
作者簡(jiǎn)介:Elizabeth Kay, born July 9, 1949 in London, is an English writer. She is the author of The Divide trilogy, a series of children's fantasy novels, originally published by Chicken House Press, then picked up by Scholastic Books.
Before going to art school she attended Nonsuch High School for girls in Cheam. Then went to art school and in her mid-twenties started writing radio plays, which were broadcast on BBC Radio 4. She also wrote stories which were published in newspapers and magazines and broadcast on Capital Radio in London.
Kay has an MA (Distinction) in Creative Writing from Bath Spa University, and has taught both Creative Writing and Art for a number of years. She has illustrated several books and produced nearly all the artwork for her own website. An avid wildlife enthusiast, she has travelled extensively to places as diverse as the Ivory Coast, Borneo, Iceland and India.
She has won several awards, including the Cardiff International Poetry Competition for a sestina "Pond Life" and the Canongate Prize for her short story "Cassie". A chapbook of poetry, The Spririt Collection, was published in 2000.
The Divide, her first book for children, was published in 2003. She was a keynote speaker at Accio 2005, the Harry Potter conference, and spoke at a children's book conference in Ukraine in 2007. She has appeared at other literary events, including the Cheltenham and Edinburgh festivals.
She has had three shorter books for children published by Barrington Stoke Fury, in 2008, Hunted in 2009 and Lost in the Desert in 2011. The Tree Devil, for reluctant readers, was published in 2010 by Eprint. A novella for adults, Missing Link, was published in October 2009.
She has two grown-up daughters.
Before going to art school she attended Nonsuch High School for girls in Cheam. Then went to art school and in her mid-twenties started writing radio plays, which were broadcast on BBC Radio 4. She also wrote stories which were published in newspapers and magazines and broadcast on Capital Radio in London.
Kay has an MA (Distinction) in Creative Writing from Bath Spa University, and has taught both Creative Writing and Art for a number of years. She has illustrated several books and produced nearly all the artwork for her own website. An avid wildlife enthusiast, she has travelled extensively to places as diverse as the Ivory Coast, Borneo, Iceland and India.
She has won several awards, including the Cardiff International Poetry Competition for a sestina "Pond Life" and the Canongate Prize for her short story "Cassie". A chapbook of poetry, The Spririt Collection, was published in 2000.
The Divide, her first book for children, was published in 2003. She was a keynote speaker at Accio 2005, the Harry Potter conference, and spoke at a children's book conference in Ukraine in 2007. She has appeared at other literary events, including the Cheltenham and Edinburgh festivals.
She has had three shorter books for children published by Barrington Stoke Fury, in 2008, Hunted in 2009 and Lost in the Desert in 2011. The Tree Devil, for reluctant readers, was published in 2010 by Eprint. A novella for adults, Missing Link, was published in October 2009.
She has two grown-up daughters.
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