Ebook {Epub PDF} The Forgotten Book by Mechthild Gläser

Award wining German author Mechthild Gläser presents The Forgotten Book#;her first YA audiobook published in English. This whimsical story unfolds in the quaint atmosphere of an ivy-clad boarding school, where books are magical objects and Jane . Find many great new used options and get the best deals for The Forgotten Book by Mechthild Gläser (, Hardcover) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!  · The Forgotten Book. Mechthild Gläser (author), Romy Fursland (translator) Published by Feiwel and Friends , New York, ISBN ISBN Seller: Blackwell's, Oxford, OX, United Kingdom Contact seller. Seller Rating: New - Hardcover.

Publisher's Summary. Award winning German author Mechthild Gläser presents The Forgotten Book - her first YA audiobook published in English. This whimsical story unfolds in the quaint atmosphere of an ivy-clad boarding school, where books are magical objects and Jane Austen reigns supreme. Emma is used to things going her way. Mechthild Gläser is an award-winning author in her native Germany. The Book Jumper is her first book to be translated into English 44 Comments on " Book Review: The Forgotten Book by Mechthild Glaser " J.W. Martin Janu. I just finished reading this one as well. I liked it. © Mechthild Gläser; translation copyright by Romy Fursland (P) Tantor. Compared to her fun novel "The Forgotten Book" The Book Jumper fell flat for me. Very little character development. Not a lot of detail went into describing the numerous settings. Such potential to bring the reader into a well detailed world but.

Mechthild Gläser wurde im Sommer in Essen geboren. Auch heute lebt und arbeitet sie im Ruhrgebiet, wo sie sich ihrem Studium widmet und ab und an unfassbar schlecht Ballett tanzt – aber nur, wenn niemand hinsieht. The Forgotten Book. Mechthild Gläser. Feiwel Friends, Jan 2, - Young Adult Fiction - pages. 2 Reviews. Award winning German author Mechthild Gläser presents The Forgotten Book - her first YA audiobook published in English. This whimsical story unfolds in the quaint atmosphere of an ivy-clad boarding school, where books are magical objects and Jane Austen reigns supreme. Emma is used to things going her way.