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Title	:	Abarat (Abarat #1)
Author	:	Clive Barker
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 393 pages
Published	:	September 30th 2003 by Trophy Pr (first published October 1st 2002)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Horror

Abarat (Abarat #1)

Clive Barker

Paperback | Pages: 393 pages

Rating: 4.09 | 25133 Users | 1355 Reviews

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Candy lives in Chickentown USA: the most boring place in the world, her heart bursting for some clue as to what her future may hold. She is soon to find out: swept out of our world by a giant wave, she finds herself in another place entirely...

The Abarat: a vast archipelago where every island is a different hour of the day, from the sunlit wonders of Three in the Afternoon, where dragons roam, to the dark terrors of the island of Midnight, ruled by Christopher Carrion.

Candy has a place in this extraordinary world: she has been brought here to help save the Abarat from the dark forces that are stirring at its heart. Forces older than time itself, and more evil than anything Candy has ever encountered.

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Original Title:	Abarat
ISBN:	0064407330 (ISBN13: 9780064407335)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Abarat #1
Characters:	Candy Francesca Quackenbush, Malingo, Christopher Carrion, Rojo Pixler, Otto Houlihan, Kaspar Wolfswinkel, John Mischief, Bill Quackenbush, Melissa Quackenbush, Samuel Hastrim Klepp the Fifth, Mendelson Shape, Norma Lipnik, Jimothi Tarrie
Literary Awards:	Borders Original Voices Award for YA or Independent Reader (2002)

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I was nine years old. Me and my parents were going to China and mum had bought me two books to read on the plane. The first one, Lord of the Ring, did not capture my interest at all. Therefore, I only had Abarat left.Although I was sceptical about it, I opened it and started reading.The second day in China and I had finished it. I cried because it was over.Almost six years later, this book and its sequel still has a special place in my heart. I don't know if it's my favourite any longer, but it

I read this book some time ago, so my memory of it is fading, but the thing I remember the most about it is that it failed to ever develop a plot that drew me in and held me there. I love the illustrations, and some other details about Abarat, but the admittedly whimsical descriptions of this foreign land were not enough to fill 500 pages. I even read the second book but I was so unimpressed that I don't remember anything about it. Still, three stars for the awesome illustrations and imaginative

This is an excellent book. That doesn't mean you should take it as a life model.

Look, i gave Lord of the rings series 5stars ok? As a horror/fantasy book lover i barely give books 5 stars. But this book was so good i cant even describe it. It felt like Clive Barker was on drugs while writing this book. I suggest it to everyone i like, and im definitely gonna continue reading the next two volumes.

One of these books that stay in mind because they are so uniquely written and perfectly master the genre-mix.Its a funny trip trough different elements of horror, sci-fi and fantasy from a multitalented writer, director and painter. This man helped the evolution of the horror movie and created memes and tropes for generations and writes unbelievable books like this too. Its such a rare occasion, because screenwriting and writing novels may be similar, but directing and writing novels is a really

If you look in my copy of Abarat there is a label in the front that reads "This Book is Donated by the Friends of the Burbank Public Library to Kelcey Soderstrom for the Burbank Public Library Middle School Book Club". So doing a teeny bit of math, I have had this book for at least 13 years. It has survived many purges and a move or two (when most of my books from this book club did not) so that should tell you what you need to know, but here's a drabbley review anyway.I love the experience of