Bravepaw and the heartstone of Alluria

Brought up on tales of the gallant mouse hero Bravepaw, Titch has always dreamed of adventure, but she never thought it would actually happen to her. Afterall, she is nobody special. She is the smallest mouse in her family, living in a peaceful little village where nothing exciting ever happens. Whe...

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Main Author: Wilkinson, Lili, 1981- (Author)
Other Authors: Naidu, Lavanya (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 2026.
Edition:First Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers edition.
Series:Wilkinson, Lili, 1981- Bravepaw ; 1.
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Summary:Brought up on tales of the gallant mouse hero Bravepaw, Titch has always dreamed of adventure, but she never thought it would actually happen to her. Afterall, she is nobody special. She is the smallest mouse in her family, living in a peaceful little village where nothing exciting ever happens. When dire trouble comes to the Plateau, Titch and her best-friend Huckleberry must set out on a dangerous quest to take the Heartstone to the heart of Alluria, and repair the crack in the sky before the whole world breaks apart. Can Titch ever hope to live up to the legend of Bravepaw?
Physical Description:170 pages ; illustrations ; 22 cm
Audience:Ages 7 - 10
Grades 2-3
ISBN:9781665986588
1665986581
9781665986571
1665986573
Author Notes:L.M. (Lili) Wilkinson is the award-winning author of twenty books for children and teenagers, including A Hunger of Thorns , Deep Is the Fen , How to Make a Pet Monster , and the Bravepaw series. Lili established the Inky Awards at the Centre for Youth Literature at the State Library of Victoria. She has a PhD in creative writing, and lives in Melbourne with her husband, son, dog, and three chickens.

Lavanya Naidu is an animator, designer, and award-winning children's book illustrator, born and raised in Kolkata, India. Her work has most recently been featured at the Asian Festival of Children's Content as a selection for their Digital Gallery 2020. Lavanya now lives in Melbourne, Australia.