Books with author Professor Douglas Hill

In this sequel to "Melleron's Monsters", Horrimal, the monster, and Saelez, the evil sorceror, are back and looking to get their revenge on Melleron, Rose, and Grit. The three friends become prisoners in Saelez's cave in the mountains, but Melleron manages to steal the sorceror's book of magicand the three of them escape. They use the magic against Saelez and restore peace to the forest.* Douglas Hill has written of 60 books, mostly children's fiction. He writes mainly fantasy and science fiction stories.* An exciting fantasy adventure story for younger readers which serves as an introduction to this popular genre.* Illustrated throughout in black and white.

The story of a boy, Melleron, who meets Rose, the dragon, and Grit, the stone dog, who have come to the Peaceful Forest to escape from their sworn enemy, Horrimal - a huge monster with horns, yellow evil eyes, and a mouthful of fangs. But Horrimal and the wicked sorceror, Saelez, are soon onthe trail of Rose and Grit, and Melleron has to help them in their fight against the evil pair.* Douglas Hill has written of 60 books, mostly children's fiction. He writes mainly fantasy and science fiction stories.* An exciting fantasy adventure story for younger readers which serves as an introduction to this popular genre.* Illustrated throughout in black and white.

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