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London calling
London calling

By Natalie Jane Prior

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Lily Quench the dragon of Ashby
Lily Quench the dragon of Ashby

By Natalie Jane Prior

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As a family of dragon slayers, the Quenches of Ashby have always been a burning success ... until the evil Black Count invades, and the family's fortunes go into a downward spiral. Then a dragon un...

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The Encyclopedia of Preserved People Pickled Frozen and Mummified Corpses from around the World
Lily Quench & the Black Mountains
Lily Quench & the Black Mountains

By Natalie Jane Prior

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Can Lily Quench and Queen Dragon once again save Ashby Waters from the Black Count?

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Lily Quench & the treasure of Mote Ely
Lily Quench & the lighthouse of Skellig Mor
Lily Quench & the magicians' pyramid
Lily Quench & the magicians' pyramid

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While Lily Quench and Queen Dragon pursue their mission to close the Eye Stones and battle a trio of magicians, Queen Evangeline and King Lionel attempt to apprehend a dangerous palace intruder.

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Lily Quench & the hand of Manuelo
Lily Quench & the search for King Dragon
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