Title Obernewtyn / Isobelle Carmody

Published Harmondsworth England : Puffin Books, 1987

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Description 248 pages : map ; 18 cm regular print Series Obernewtyn chronicles ; 1 Carmody, Isobelle. Obernewtyn chronicles ; 1 Contents Sequel: Farseekers Summary SUMMARY: Elspeth is one of a new breed born into a world recovering from widespread destruction. The ruling council will tolerate no opposition. Elspeth must hide her telepathic powers in order to survive. In the mountain orphange of Obernewtyn, Elspeth meets others with similar powers and together they confront the evil hidden there Notes "Assisted by the Literature Board of the Australia Council" Elspeth, one of a new breed born into a world struggling back from the brink of the Apocalypse is drawn inexorably to the remote and sinister mountain keep of Obernewtyn. Only Elspeth with her mysterious powers can stop the masters of Obernewtyn unleashing the evil forces of the past For adolescents Subject Armageddon -- Juvenile fiction. Australian fiction -- 20th century -- Women authors. End of the world -- Juvenile fiction. Extrasensory perception -- Fiction. Fantasy fiction, Australian. Forecasting -- Juvenile fiction. Future, The, in literature -- Juvenile fiction. Magical thinking -- Juvenile fiction. Nuclear warfare -- Fiction. Nuclear warfare -- Environmental aspects -- Juvenile fiction. Nuclear warfare -- Juvenile fiction. Dystopias -- Juvenile fiction. Nuclear winter -- Juvenile fiction. Power -- Fiction Secrecy -- Juvenile fiction. Paranormal fiction. Telepathy -- Fiction. Women authors, Australian -- 20th century. Young adult fiction, Australian. Friendship -- Fiction. Genre/Form Dystopias. Fantasy fiction. Novels. Author Australia Council. Literature Board. LC no. anb14032231 ISBN 0140178546 (paperback) 0140322310 0140347690 9780375857676

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