The Blue Boa (The Children of the Red King #3)

Jenny Nimmo

Rated: 3.96 of 5 stars
3.96 · 28 ratings · 440 pages · Published: 01 Jul 2004
The Blue Boa by Jenny Nimmo
Charlie Bone is one of the many descendants of the Red King and an inheritor of part of his magical powers. Charlie is determined to find his lost father, Lyell, who was horribly punished for his courage. Together with his friends, Charlie endeavours to overcome the evil that threatens them. Their struggles, sometimes scary and sometimes humorous, take place at Bloor's Academy, an ancient school where the endowed descendants of the Red King can be watched and controlled. Werewolves, hypnotists, mind-readers and witches do their best to defeat Charlie, not to mention his sinister grandmother and her three grim sisters . . .

A dark secret is emerging from Bloor's Academy. A boy was once lost in the attics and never seen again. Charlie Bone is intrigued, but he has problems of his own. Uncle Paton has disappeared . . .

Following the very successful "Midnight For Charlie Bone" and "The Time Twister", "The Blue Boa" is the exciting third book in the spectacular "Children of the Red King" series.
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