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This funny and sensitive novel by award-winning author Jenny Sullivan tells the story of a boy who is a bit of a hero really - and who has no choice but to face his fears. -- Pont Books

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It is 1645 and ten-year-old Tirion has begun work at Llancaiach Fawr Manor. It is her first time away from home, and a chance to get away from her harsh stepfather. Taught to read and write by her real father, Tirion keeps an official diary for the eyes of the grown-ups in her life, but confides her real thoughts and feelings to her secret journal. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.

Merlin was not the most patient of masters, Gwydion was not the most obedient pupil. And there was the little matter of a vanished wand and a missing apprentice....oh dear.

The third volume in the magical trilogy Book of Gwydion, featuring the teenage witch Tanith Williams, for 10-14 year old children.

A novel for young people about a young American girl who moves to live in Wales much against her will. The story is loosely based on the Cantre'r Gwaelod legend. Published under the Pont imprint.