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    Err

    By Lindsey Tanner

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    Err's life in the village is less than peaceful. He and his mother struggle to get by, and every day he has to face the town bullies. Everyone in Err’s village is born with a Map on their hand that defines their destiny. When war converges on the village, Err must decide if he will stay with his loved ones, or follow his Map into the dangerous mountains to defend the only home he’s ever known.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLindsey Tanner
    Release dateJan 8, 2018
    ISBN9781370017287
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    Lindsey Tanner

    Lindsey Tanner writes books for children and young adults. Find her at booksbylindsey.wordpress.com.

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