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Published on Oct 11, 2011 | 384 Pages
Back in the Kingdom of Caux after her journey to its sisterland, Ivy wakes up in a dismal orphanage alongside her friend Rue. Accompanied by a strange woman named Lumpen—who looks suspiciously like a scarecrow—the girls make their way back to Templar to plan a massive battle against the Tasters Guild, where Vidal Verjouce is making ink out of the deadly Scourge Bracken weed. Rocamadour grows darker and more dangerous with every drop.
With an army of scarecrows, a legion of birds, and her friends and uncle by her side, it’s up to Ivy—the true “Shepherd of Weeds”—to wage war against the Guild, defeat her own father, and restore order to the plant world. Susannah Appelbaum’s imagination soars in this stunning and utterly satisfying final volume of the Poisons of Caux trilogy.
With an army of scarecrows, a legion of birds, and her friends and uncle by her side, it’s up to Ivy—the true “Shepherd of Weeds”—to wage war against the Guild, defeat her own father, and restore order to the plant world. Susannah Appelbaum’s imagination soars in this stunning and utterly satisfying final volume of the Poisons of Caux trilogy.
Illustrator
Andrea Offermann
Andrea Offermann is an author and illustrator based in Potsdam, Germany. She has illustrated the picture books The Yin-Yang Sisters and the Dragon Frightful by Nancy Tupper Ling and Some Snow Is… by Ellen Yeoman, as well as M. T. Anderson’s critically acclaimed young adult graphic novel Yvain: The Knight of the Lion. How Wilhelm Werner Became a Thief is her English-language debut as an author-illustrator.
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