Kenneth Oppel Books

Airborn

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Matt, a young cabin boy aboard an airship, and Kate, a wealthy young girl traveling with her chaperone, team up to search for the existence of mysterious winged creatures reportedly living hundreds...

Skybreaker

By Kenneth Oppel

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Matt Cruse, a student at the Airship Academy, and Kate de Vries, a young heiress, team up with a gypsy and a daring captain, to find a long-lost airship, rumored to carry a treasure beyond imaginat...

Airborn

By Kenneth Oppel

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Darkwing

By Kenneth Oppel

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Darkwing

By Kenneth Oppel

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Dead Water Zone

By Kenneth Oppel

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Muscular sixteen-year-old Paul tries to find his genetically stunted younger brother Sam in the polluted ruins of Watertown, where Sam is trying to cure himself with toxic "dead water" that alters...

King's Taster

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Guys Read: Other Worlds

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Other worlds

By Greg Ruth, Jon Scieszka, Tom Angleberger

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An anthology of original science fiction and fantasy stories.

Dead water zone

By Kenneth Oppel

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Muscular sixteen-year-old Paul tries to find his genetically stunted younger brother Sam in the polluted ruins of Watertown, where Sam is trying to cure himself with toxic "dead water" that alters...

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