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In the city of High Norland, the young Charmain Baker spends his days with his nose always stuck in a book. When her family sends her to the home of a relative of a mage, it's excited to live in the end your own adventure. But his arrival is confronted with a confusing maze of rooms and strange, an apprentice without a master and a myriad of creatures unique. To make matters worse, he soon gets involved in a mission of the king for that goes to a scary witch named Sophie. In short, something for which no book had prepared.
The house of a thousand hallways is the last novel of the trilogy that starts The castillo ambulante (whose adaptation directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli was nominated for an Oscar), composed by books set in the same world and with characters in common, even though independent reading.
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In the city of High Norland, the young Charmain Baker spends his days with his nose always stuck in a book. When her family sends her to the home of a relative of a mage, it's excited to live in the end your own adventure. But his arrival is confronted with a confusing maze of rooms and strange, an apprentice without a master and a myriad of creatures unique. To make matters worse, he soon gets involved in a mission of the king for that goes to a scary witch named Sophie. In short, something for which no book had prepared.
The house of a thousand hallways is the last novel of the trilogy that starts The castillo ambulante (whose adaptation directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli was nominated for an Oscar), composed by books set in the same world and with characters in common, even though independent reading.
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Diana Wynne Jones (London, 1934) is the author of more than forty novels and one of the leading voices in fantastic literature today. Degree in English Philology by the university of Oxford and as a young man he attended lectures by J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis.
In 1977 he published the first part of his series The worlds of Chrestomanci. Nine years later appeared his novel El castillo ambulante, which was made into a film in an adaptation of Hayao Miyazaki, whose story was continued in The castle in the air (1990) and The house of a thousand hallways (2008; Night, 2010).
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