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Taran Wanderer

by Lloyd Alexander

Published Jan 1967

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7 editions
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1979 HarperCollins (UK)
ISBN-13 9780006714989
ISBN-10 0006714986
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Jun-1980 Laurel Leaf
ISBN-13 9780440984832
ISBN-10 0440984831
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Jul-1993 Dell
ISBN-13 9780440900573
ISBN-10 0440900573
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Dec-2017 Square Fish
ISBN-13 9781250072733
ISBN-10 1250072735
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11 editions
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Jul-1969 Turtleback Books Library Binding
ISBN-13 9780606004824
ISBN-10 0606004823
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Jul-1969 Turtleback Books Library Binding
ISBN-13 9780881030952
ISBN-10 0881030953
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Jan-1986 William Heinemann (UK)
ISBN-13 9780434926527
ISBN-10 0434926523
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May-2006 Turtleback Books Library Binding
ISBN-13 9780606349260
ISBN-10 060634926X
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May-2006 Perfection Learning Library Binding
ISBN-13 9780756968151
ISBN-10 0756968151
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May-2006 Turtleback Books Library Binding
ISBN-13 9781417768493
ISBN-10 1417768495
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Jan-2008 Oxford University Press (UK) Library Binding
ISBN-13 9781439533123
ISBN-10 1439533121
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4 editions
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Dec-2004 Listening Library
ISBN-13 9781400085576
ISBN-10 1400085578
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Nov-2007 Listening Library
ISBN-13 9780739361573
ISBN-10 0739361570
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Feb-2008 Listening Library
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ISBN-10 0739363565
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Description

Taran, Assistant Pig-Keeper, who wants to be a hero, goes questing for his parentage, in the hope that it will prove noble for the sake of Eilbnwy, the princess with the red-gold hair. Accompanied by several loyal friends, Taran begins his search and is sent by three wily enchantresses of the Marshes of Morva to consult the Mirror of Llunej for the answers he is seeking, with the cryptic promise that "the finding takes no more than the looking." In his adventures he meets Craddoc, the shepherd, and the common folk of Prydain, for whom he has great admiration and respect. From them he learns life's hardest lesson—to accept failure. Taran Wanderer, in a moving climax at the Mirror of Llunet, learns his own identity and the secret of the mirror.

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