Heastward Ho!
Heastward Ho! by Garry Kilworth is a captivating addition to the Welkin Weasels series, published by Corgi in 2003. This edition spans 364 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Montegu Sylver, a renowned weasel detective, as he embarks on a quest to recover the stolen jade shoes of the Green Idol of the god Ommm. Accompanied by his friends, Monty sets off on a perilous journey that takes them from a steamship to the land of Eggyok, navigating deserts and the Silk Road while facing various challenges.
Readers will find a rich narrative filled with adventure, as Monty encounters threats from Spindrick, who aims to arm every creature, and the cunning stoat Falshed. The plot thickens when Monty confronts his old enemy, the lemming Sveltlana. This installment delves into themes of friendship and bravery, set against a backdrop of fantasy and magic, making it an engaging read for those interested in juvenile fiction featuring animals and adventure.
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Another rip-roaring fantasy adventure in the Welkin Weasels series.
The latest tale in the bestselling Welkin Weasels series and the third thrilling adventure involving Montegu Sylver.
Montegu Sylver, the famous weasel detective, is off to the East. Someone has stolen the priceless jade shoes of the Green Idol of the god Ommm, and the Great Pangolin of Far Kathay has asked Monty for his help. From the moment Monty and his friends set paw on a steamship bound for the land of Eggyok, they face a hazardous journey — trekking across the desert, along the Silk Road to the roof of the world, and sailing up the Yingtong River. And with Spindrick planning to put deadly weapons in every paw and claw, and the stoat Falshed hot on his tail, Monty must move fast. But things really get out of paw when Monty comes whisker to whisker with his old adversary, the evil lemming Sveltlana.
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