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The Wizard Without a Wand: Book 4
- Narrated by: Gareth Johnson
- Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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The Wizard Without a Wand: Book 4
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Publisher's Summary
In their second year of wizard school, Epsilon Sigma Omicron keeps a log of the adventures of the Tensome. He calls it the Epsilogue. In this book, the Tensome spend more time trying to uncover what the people who were posing as Shmedley parents are up to. Are they up to no good as the principal and the head professor claim? Or could they just be hiding? What would they be hiding from? Gloria Songmeister Gloria discovers new modes of travel via her braids. Gregarious Billy James Gregshaw William Yllib the Vth is spookily silent for once. And the Tensome, minus one, all learn to ride Komodo dragons.
©2017 Dale Stubbart (P)2019 Dale Stubbart
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