David Farr Bücher

Der Bestseller aus Großbritannien – für alle, die magische Bücher und Geschichten lieben! Der Auftakt einer packenden Fantasy-Reihe von Schriftsteller, Drehbuchautor und Theaterregisseur David Farr. Das fantastische Abenteuer ist ein tolles Geschenk und der perfekte Lesestoff für Kinder ab 11 Jahren. Ein magisches Abenteuer voller Freundschaft, Mut und Büchermagie! Rachel und ihr Bruder Robert wachsen in Krasnia auf – einem Land, in dem Bücher und Geschichten verboten sind! Der böse Präsident Charles Malstain verbreitet Angst und Schrecken und besonders hasst er Kinder. Eines Tages bekommen die Geschwister ein geheimes magisches Buch geschenkt, das Buch der gestohlenen Träume. Sie müssen alles in ihrer Macht Stehende tun, damit das Buch nicht in die falschen Hände fällt. Doch der grausame Charles Malstain ist Rachel und Robert bereits auf der Spur … Ein fantasievolles und zauberhaftes Buch mit dem Zeug zum Kinderbuchklassiker So macht Lesen Spaß : Fantastische Welten, starke Charaktere, verblüffende Wendungen und atemlose Spannung Zeitlose Fantasy-Geschichte : Fans von Kai Meyer, Cornelia Funke und Mechthild Glaser werden dieses Buch verschlingen Einzigartige Gestaltung: Mit wunderschönen Illustrationen von Kristina Kister und Goldfolienprägung „Überwältigend! Ein sofortiger Klassiker. Ein umwerfend witziges und atemberaubend fantastisches Abenteuer voller wertvoller Bücher, Luftschiffe und Hüte in Pinguinform.“ Ben Miller

Die Fortsetzung einer beliebten Fantasy-Reihe von David Farr begeistert mit einem Abenteuer über Freundschaft, Mut und Büchermagie. Nachdem Rachel und Robert Frieden in Krasnia erlebten, bringt ein mysteriöser Junge mit einem blutroten Schlüssel neue Gefahren. Ein fesselndes Buch für Kinder ab 11 Jahren, reich an fantastischen Elementen und wunderschönen Illustrationen.

We are a small community. In the shadows, a lonely child gives a strange man her heart. The hunt begins. Based on Thomas Vinterberg and Tobias Lindholm's Danish film thriller Jagten, David Farr's The Hunt opened at the Almeida, London, in June 2019.

Focusing on a key figure in the New Model Army, this biography explores the life and contributions of a soldier who played a crucial role in elevating Cromwell to Lord Protector. It delves into the complexities of their relationship, highlighting how this soldier's influence ultimately prevented Cromwell from ascending to the throne. The narrative provides insights into the political dynamics of the time and the soldier's significant impact on the course of English history.

When they called saying your body had been found, I had one immediate thought. I remember thinking that maybe now I'd be free.Sam hasn't spoken to her mother Kath for three years when she learns that she's been found dead in the New Mexico desert.Travelling to the small town of Taos to identify the body, she discovers Kath had become embroiled in a shadowy enterprise, offering Sam an unimaginable chance to rebuild their broken relationship. But to do so, she must decide whether she can finish what her mother started.David Farr's compelling new play is both an unsettling science fiction and an intimate study of loss and bereavement, examining how artificial intelligence could alter our understanding of death, consciousness and the soul.A Dead Body in Taos opened at the Bristol Old Vic in September 2022.

An exhilarating, awe-inspiring debut from a master storyteller writing for children for the first time, perfect for fans of Philip Pullman, Katherine Rundell and Eva Ibbotson. An exhilarating, awe-inspiring debut from a master storyteller writing for children for the first time, perfect for fans of Katherine Rundell, Eva Ibbotson and His Dark Materials."Dazzling! An instant classic. An eye-wateringly funny and jaw-droppingly fantastical adventure, chock-a-block with rare books, airships, and penguin-shaped hats." Ben Miller"A wonderful story. Gripping and magical." Anthony HorowitzWhen Rachel and Robert are passed a stolen book by their librarian father, they have to go on the run and protect it at all costs. With their father captured and everyone hunting for the Book, they must uncover its secrets and track down the final, missing page.But the cruel and calculating Charles Malstain is on their trail. When the children discover the astonishing, magical truth about the Book, they resolve to do everything in their power to stop it falling into his hands. For if it does, he could rule forever.Step inside the pages of an immortal adventure and discover a truly unforgettable journey of wonder, courage and magic...

Henry Ireton, a devout Puritan and key figure in the New Model Army, played a crucial role in the English Civil War, particularly in the execution of King Charles I. His close relationship with Oliver Cromwell, highlighted by his marriage to Cromwell's daughter, influenced Cromwell's decision to become a regicide. As a significant political thinker and negotiator, Ireton authored important documents like the Heads of the Proposals and the 1648 Remonstrance. He later served as Lord Deputy in Ireland until his death in 1651.

Set against the backdrop of the Golden Jubilee celebrations, the story revolves around a papier-mâché statue of Queen Elizabeth II in Margaret Chivers' living room. Tension escalates as two groups—three girls seeking to avoid the parade and three boys aiming to protest against the monarchy—converge to vandalize the statue. This clever comedy intertwines themes of politics and friendship, while humorously referencing historical figures like Oliver Cromwell and pop icons like Britney Spears, making for a unique and engaging narrative.

Targeted at specialists and students, this book delves into early modern English, European, and American history. It offers insights suitable for academic courses while also appealing to general readers interested in this transformative period.

Focusing on Hezekiah Haynes, this biography explores his journey from a soldier in the British Civil Wars to a significant political figure as Cromwell's ruler of the east of England. It offers insights into his life and the broader context of early modern English and American history, making it a valuable read for history enthusiasts.