3rd and final in the series. A joyful and lighthearted fantasy series tells the story of Nian, a boy with a destiny. Taken to the House of Truth to learn the necessary skills to becoming a Lord of the Truth, Nian realises that is not what he wants to be doing. Stepping into another world to escape, he finds himself surrounded by things he doesn't understand especially when it comes to operating a toaster.
The results are hilarious. Further adventures follow as Nian becomes the most powerful person in the House of Truth and has to learn to manage his magic and, as the series develops, to use it to its best effect.
To read the books in order start with The Truth Sayer, then read March of the Owlmen and finish with the rip-roaring climax Plague of Mondays.
Something's wrong in the House of Truth. It's Monday morning, but everyone seems so tired already. And Nian feels as if he's been eating rutnips for months - which is odd as this is the first time he's had them in ages.
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Something's wrong in the House of Truth. It's Monday morning, but everyone seems so tired already.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Truth Sayer: Plague Of Mondays and determined it is suitable for children aged 9-10 years old
The Truth Sayer: Plague Of Mondays features in the following genres: Featured Books for 9+ readers, Recommendations
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The Truth Sayer: Plague Of Mondays was written by Sally Prue and published by Oxford University Press