Ebook {Epub PDF} The Tricksters by Margaret Mahy

A searing depiction of an entire family's rite of passage, The Tricksters is one of the most intellectually challenging novels written for teenagers in years. (up) Reviewed on: 03/01/  · The tricksters by Margaret Mahy, , Penguin edition, in EnglishPages:  · The Tricksters by Margaret Mahy. The Tricksters is a subtle and haunting maybe-ghost-story that takes place in New Zealand over the Christmas holidays. Seventeen-year-old Harry (short for Ariadne) and her family are gathered at their holiday beach house, Carnival’s Hide, to spend Christmas and New Year’s. Carnival Hide’s name comes from the Carnivals, the family that lived there long ago; .

The Tricksters by Margaret Mahy. Simon Pulse, Paperback. Acceptable. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend bltadwin.ru jacket quality is not guaranteed. THE TRICKSTERS is sexy. Harry and Felix only have implied sex, but a book doesn't need an explicit scene to be sexy. Margaret Mahy knows that, and this coming-of-age tale is all about human sexuality without ever being crass. Mahy also pulls off a Megan Whalen Turner worthy twist when it comes to the family saga side of things. Margaret Mahy, Author Margaret K. McElderry Books $16 (p) ISBN The Tricksters is one of the most intellectually challenging novels written for teenagers in years. (up).

The Tricksters by Margaret Mahy. The Tricksters is a subtle and haunting maybe-ghost-story that takes place in New Zealand over the Christmas holidays. Seventeen-year-old Harry (short for Ariadne) and her family are gathered at their holiday beach house, Carnival’s Hide, to spend Christmas and New Year’s. Carnival Hide’s name comes from the Carnivals, the family that lived there long ago; a family that was hit by tragedy when the youngest son Teddy Carnival inexplicably drowned. The Tricksters is a young adult novel by New Zealand author Margaret Mahy, first published in Mahy wrote many stories for children, but The Tricksters seems to be one frequently talked about in scholarship circles, alongside The Changeover and The Haunting, which both won The Carnegie Medal. A searing depiction of an entire family's rite of passage, The Tricksters is one of the most intellectually challenging novels written for teenagers in years. (up) Reviewed on: 03/01/