Book Of Zorb
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Chrysti and Carver are just two ordinary children living out their story on the extraordinary, unexplored world of Zorb. A series of smelly and unlikely events leads them outside the safety of the Complex, where they discover the untamed power of imagination, friendship, and faith in a world full of magic and looming danger.
When the evil Takers threaten to swallow all of Zorb with their army of fearsome creations, will the citizens of Zorb retreat to the comfort and slavery of their technology, or will they choose to embrace the beautiful unknown of courage, creativity, and adventure?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486615124
ISBN10: 1486615120
Jeremy Nippard
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2018
Books Of Humans # 1
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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