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Sisters of Glass
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Sisters of Glass

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Halan is a powerless princess.

She is heir to the Magi Kingdom, a blazing desert land ruled by ancient magic. But unlike every royal before her, Halan has no magical powers of her own.

Nalah is a powerful pauper.

The glassblower’s daughter, she lives in the land of New Hadar, where magic is strictly outlawed. But Nalah has a powerful force growing within her-one she can’t always control.

When a legendary mirror connects them, Nalah and Halan finally meet-and must work together to save their two worlds, before everything they know is shattered forever.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Country
United States
Date
20 November 2017
Pages
384
ISBN
9780062458476

Halan is a powerless princess.

She is heir to the Magi Kingdom, a blazing desert land ruled by ancient magic. But unlike every royal before her, Halan has no magical powers of her own.

Nalah is a powerful pauper.

The glassblower’s daughter, she lives in the land of New Hadar, where magic is strictly outlawed. But Nalah has a powerful force growing within her-one she can’t always control.

When a legendary mirror connects them, Nalah and Halan finally meet-and must work together to save their two worlds, before everything they know is shattered forever.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Country
United States
Date
20 November 2017
Pages
384
ISBN
9780062458476