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Children's Book Review: Thomas Trew and the Klint-King's Gold
Reviewed by Sally Murphy
The third title in the Thomas Trew series.
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‘Did you hear what the Professor said?’ whispered Patch, her eyes starting nearly out of her head.
‘About hiding something big in plain sight? Yes!’ said Pinch.
‘I think that –’ Thomas began. But he never finished his sentence, for at that very moment, something hard came down on the back of his neck, and he fell into a roaring blackness, shot through with whizzing red stars.Thomas is a human child whose destiny has taken him to live in the hidden world, in the marvellous village of Owlchurch. In this, his third adventure, Owlchurch is hosting the Magicians’ and Enchanters’ Convention, and Thomas is thrilled to be witnessing different kinds of magic. But when the valuable prizes for a special competition are stolen, Thomas and his friends Pinch and Patch decide to investigate. Thomas Trew and the Klint-King’s Gold is an exciting fantasy for middle and upper primary aged readers. It stands alone, though readers will probably enjoy it more if they have read the earlier titles in the series. Author Sophie Masson weaves a fantasy world which is both intriguing and humorous, with an impressive cast of characters painted in enough depth to satisfy young readers, who will be egaer to read the rest of the series. 
Thomas Trew and the Klint-King’s Gold, by Sophie Masson
Hodder, 2007 This book can be purchased online at Fishpond. Buying through this link supports Aussiereviews. Also by Sophie Masson Thomas Trew and the Horns of Pan (2007)
The Secret Army – Operation Loki (2006)
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