The Kingdom of Back
By Marie Lu
By Marie Lu
By Marie Lu
By Marie Lu
By Marie Lu
By Marie Lu
By Marie Lu
Read by Lauren Ezzo
By Marie Lu
Read by Lauren Ezzo
Category: Teen & Young Adult Fantasy Fiction | Teen & Young Adult Fiction
Category: Teen & Young Adult Fantasy Fiction | Teen & Young Adult Fiction
Category: Teen & Young Adult Fantasy Fiction | Teen & Young Adult Fiction
Category: Teen & Young Adult Fantasy Fiction | Teen & Young Adult Fiction | Audiobooks
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$12.99
Mar 02, 2021 | ISBN 9781524739034 | Young Adult
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$18.99
Mar 03, 2020 | ISBN 9781524739010 | Young Adult
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Mar 03, 2020 | ISBN 9781524739027 | Young Adult
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Mar 03, 2020 | ISBN 9780593155103 | Young Adult
632 Minutes
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Praise
Praise for The Kingdom of Back:
“A beautifully evocative cover and a feminist angle on Mozart’s older sister, Nannerl (a talented pianist and composer in her own right), will have readers grabbing for Lu’s latest title.” —Booklist
“A gorgeous story about what it means to be forgotten.” —Buzzfeed
“With a unique premise and an understated beauty . . . this novel is unlike anything else [Lu’s] published. It is historical fact transformed into a fairy tale and twisted into a tragedy. There is no question of Lu’s extraordinary literary talent; she is at peak form here with her nuanced tale of sibling rivalry and familial distrust.” —Tor.com
“A beautifully composed historical fantasy that will enthrall readers, especially those with music in their hearts.” —School Library Journal
“In Lu’s capable hands, [Nannerl is] finally resurrected, and her story and music sing.” —BookPage
“Lu shows her knack for creating detailed worlds while seamlessly building a complicated sibling relationship with a balance of rivalry and love.” —Publishers Weekly
“Lu’s exploration of the complex Mozart family dynamics and the period in which they lived is fascinating.” —Horn Book Reviews
“A dreamlike story about music, magic, and the Mozart siblings. . . the end result is spellbinding.” —BookRiot
“The shivery fantasy and bluntly realistic historical detail harmonize well, and there’s plenty to ponder about women whose contributions have been suppressed or lost to history.” —The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
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