Ulysses Moore: The Isle of Masks
Written by Ulysses Moore
Narrated by Michael Page
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A trail of extraordinary clues and codes leads the kids to eighteenth-century Venice, where Dedalus's inventions are scattered throughout the city. But the inventor seems to have melted into Venice's world of masks and shadows. And Jason, Rick, and Julia are not the only ones trying to find him…
Praise for the Ulysses Moore series
"Full of action…paced like a Hollywood thriller…Recommended for students who have worn out their copies of Lemony Snicket's books and [The] Spiderwick Chronicles." - School Library Journal
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