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One for the Morning Glory
One for the Morning Glory
Author: John Barnes
The tale began when young Prince Amatus secretly sipped the forbidden Wine of the Gods, leaving him half the lad he'd once been - literally - for his left side suddenly vanished without a trace! — But as is often the case in Tales of this sort, the young Prince's misfortune was also a sort of blessing in disguise. For a year and a day later, four...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780812551600
ISBN-10: 0812551605
Publication Date: 2/15/1997
Pages: 320
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4.6 stars, based on 8 ratings
Publisher: Tor Books
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Man, did I love this book! It's a fairy tale with a unique use of words. I found it to be highly entertaining to figure out the meanings of the substituted terms. For instance, instead of arquebus (a heavy portable matchlock gun invented during the 15th century) the author substitues omnibus (an old word for a bus), so the soldiers fired their omnibuses. Word games such as this are prevalent throughout the story.
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A fun fantasy along the lines of Princess Bride and The Once & Future King.


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