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Books with author Sophie Casson

  • The Madman of Venice

    Sophie Masson

    Hardcover (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, Aug. 10, 2010)
    Romance and mystery merge in this suspenseful tale inspired by Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. Venice in 1602 is a vibrant and charming city. Yet beneath this splendor lies a sinister underworld in which murderous pirates and conniving noblemen have woven a tangled network. Along with his daughter, Celia; his clerk, Ned; and his sister, Mistress Bess Quickly, Master Ashby, a prosperous merchant, sets forth from London to Venice to investigate the pirate attacks that have been plaguing English ships. But the group's mission turns out to be far more than they bargained for when Ashby is beseeched to find Sarah Tedeschi, a Jewish girl who has vanished from the Venetian Ghetto after being accused of witchcraft by the powerful Countess of Montemoro. Is Sarah's disapperance somehow connected to the pirate attacks? Nothing is what it seems as Ned and Celia uncover secrets that have been hidden for far too long.
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  • The Road to Camelot: Tales of the Young Merlin, Arthur, Lancelot and More

    Sophie Masson

    Paperback (Penguin Random House Australia, Feb. 23, 2010)
    The heroes and heroines of Arthurian legend have never ceased to fascinate us. But what were they like before they knew their destiny? How did they cope with the idea that, one day, they'd be on the road to Camelot, and immortal fame? Fourteen of Australia's best writers of fantasy have imagined what it's like to be a child of destiny with stories of the adventures and life-changing moments that help to make each of these characters the legends they become. Join Merlin, Arthur, Guinevere, Lancelot, Morgana, Gawain, Gareth, Galahad, Iseult, Elaine, Perceval, Mordred, Nimue—and even Arthur's jesting dwarf—as they set out on the road to Camelot.
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  • Two Trickster Tales from Russia

    Sophie Masson

    Paperback (Christmas Press, Nov. 1, 2013)
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  • She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain: Classic Folk Sing-Along Songs

    Sin and Swoon, Sophie Casson

    Paperback (The Secret Mountain, Nov. 1, 2018)
    Striking illustrations, rich in color and texture, offer an original interpretation of this classic children’s folk song, recorded by exceptionally gifted singers and seasoned musicians.
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  • A Witch Meets A Vampire

    Sophie Castle

    (Independently published, Feb. 24, 2019)
    A hidden witch heritage. A supernatural school shrouded in mystery. Unseen danger around every corner. Fans of The Vampire Diaries, Twilight, and A Shade of Vampire will be blown away by Supernatural Academy…When 16-year-old Bethany learns she’s a witch, she jumps at the chance to attend Dusk Academy for Supernatural Studies where she’ll study alongside other witches and vampires. Though the two races have had a tentative truce for the past decade, she quickly learns old animosity still lives strong on campus.Vampire James feels an immediate spark with Bethany, but when he learns she’s the subject of ridicule and attacks for her friendship with him, he sets out to ensure she’s protected.Neither is prepared for the secrets Dusk Academy holds. An incomplete history, mysterious figures, and a dark presence occupying the school all culminate in a supernatural showdown that requires Bethany to tap into her new-found powers.Will it be enough to save her new friends…and herself? Or will the dark forces haunting the shadows of the Academy prevail?
  • The Madman of Venice

    Sophie Masson

    Paperback (Ember, April 10, 2012)
    Romance and mystery merge in this suspenseful tale inspired by Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. Venice in 1602 is a vibrant and charming city. Yet beneath this splendor lies a sinister underworld in which murderous pirates and conniving noblemen have woven a tangled network. Along with his daughter, Celia; his clerk, Ned; and his sister, Mistress Bess Quickly, Master Ashby, a prosperous merchant, sets forth from London to Venice to investigate the pirate attacks that have been plaguing English ships. But the group's mission turns out to be far more than they bargained for when Ashby is beseeched to find Sarah Tedeschi, a Jewish girl who has vanished from the Venetian Ghetto after being accused of witchcraft by the powerful Countess of Montemoro. Is Sarah's disapperance somehow connected to the pirate attacks? Nothing is what it seems as Ned and Celia uncover secrets that have been hidden for far too long. From the Hardcover edition.
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  • Malkin

    Sophie Masson

    Paperback (St Marys Pr, Sept. 1, 2000)
    Based on the traditional English tale, "Tattercoats," this novel follows the plight of the beautiful, neglected granddaughter of the Baron of Fisher Forest and her special friend, Malkin.
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  • Hunter's Moon

    Sophie Masson

    Paperback (Penguin Random House Australia, Nov. 1, 2015)
    A retelling of the classic fairytale Snow White that glitters with magic and treachery Bianca and her glamorous model stepmother are preparing for Bianca’s Presentation Ball. Bianca is so looking forward to it. She only wishes her father could be here with her, instead of away on business. When she hears after the ball that her father is ill, she doesn’t notice that newspaper The Mirror has summed up the ball guests with this fatal sentence: "Lepmest has a new Fairest Lady, and her name is—Bianca." But though Bianca doesn’t notice, her stepmother certainly does. And very soon Bianca will learn the true nature of the woman whom she trusted and who she thought loved her and her father. Plunged into a terrifying world that will turn her from a daughter of privilege to a hunted creature in fear of her life, Bianca must find allies if she is to survive.
  • Road to Camelot: Moments of Destiny in the Lives of Arthur and His Friends

    Sophie Masson

    (Random House Australia, Jan. 23, 2003)
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  • The Madman of Venice

    Sophie Masson

    Library Binding (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, Aug. 10, 2010)
    Romance and mystery merge in this suspenseful tale inspired by Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. Venice in 1602 is a vibrant and charming city. Yet beneath this splendor lies a sinister underworld in which murderous pirates and conniving noblemen have woven a tangled network. Along with his daughter, Celia; his clerk, Ned; and his sister, Mistress Bess Quickly, Master Ashby, a prosperous merchant, sets forth from London to Venice to investigate the pirate attacks that have been plaguing English ships. But the group's mission turns out to be far more than they bargained for when Ashby is beseeched to find Sarah Tedeschi, a Jewish girl who has vanished from the Venetian Ghetto after being accused of witchcraft by the powerful Countess of Montemoro. Is Sarah's disapperance somehow connected to the pirate attacks? Nothing is what it seems as Ned and Celia uncover secrets that have been hidden for far too long. From the Hardcover edition.
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  • Snow, Fire, Sword

    Sophie Masson

    Library Binding (Eos, May 1, 2006)
    On the island of Jayangan, old beliefs and magic exist side by side with new pop songs and motorcycles. . . . Adi is a fisherman's son, proud to be studying with the greatest of traditional sword makers. Dewi is the daughter of a healer, curious about the world beyond her quiet village. Neither Adi nor Dewi is prepared for the sudden violence that transforms their lives. Both are propelled into an epic battle in which even the mystical spirits of Jayangan are threatened and helpless. Charged with a desperate quest to find the mysterious Snow, Fire, and Sword, Adi and Dewi know only that if they fail, their beloved homeland will fall to an evil shrouded in impenetrable darkness. Can two children of the modern world succeed where the most powerful and ancient spirits cannot? Set against the backdrop of a mythic Indonesia, Sophie Masson's gripping fantasy will leave readers breathless.
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  • Snow, Fire, Sword

    Sophie Masson

    Hardcover (HarperCollins, May 1, 2006)
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