An edition of The 13 Clocks (1950)

The 13 clocks.

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An edition of The 13 Clocks (1950)

The 13 clocks.

by , , and

  • ★★★★ 4.3 (3 ratings) ·
  • 19 Want to read
  • 6 Have read

With the help of his magical protector, Golux, Prince Zorn performs impossible tasks to win the hand of Princess Saralina.

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Publisher
Simon and Schuster
Language
English
Pages
124

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Subjects

Fiction, Uncles, Princesses, Minstrels, Time, Clocks and watches, Fairy tales, Juvenile fiction, Princes, Children's literature, Children's fiction, Time, fiction, Princesses, fiction, Clocks and watches, fiction, Poets, fiction, Family, fiction, American fiction (fictional works by one author)

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Cover of: The 13 Clocks
The 13 Clocks
June 17, 2008, NYR Children's Collection
Hardcover in English
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Cover of: The 13 Clocks
The 13 Clocks
October 15, 1977, Fireside/ Simon & Schuster
Paperback in English
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Cover of: The 13 clocks.
The 13 clocks.
1950, Simon and Schuster
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Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ8.T45 Aad 1950

The Physical Object

Pagination
124 p.
Number of pages
124

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6071830M
LCCN
50011076
Library Thing
42966

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"There has never been anything like this before, and there will never be anything like this again…[Thurber] takes such delight in the words. It's like it's written by somebody who wants to infect you with his love of words. There are poems hidden in the text. There are places where it wanders into rhyme and out again. There are all of the invented words. The story itself is nonsense in the finest possible way." —Neil Gaiman, interviewed in The Wall Street Journal

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