The Stolen Lake

The Stolen Lake by Joan Aiken is a captivating addition to the James III sequence, published by Penguin Books, Limited in 1983. This edition spans 264 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Dido Twite as she journeys to South America, where she encounters the enigmatic queen of New Cumbria, who possesses an unsettling ability to remain eternally youthful. The narrative raises questions about the mysterious absence of girl children in the region, intertwining adventure with elements of intrigue.
Readers will find a blend of action and adventure as Dido navigates the challenges posed by the sinister queen. This installment continues the themes established in the earlier books of the series, offering a rich exploration of the characters and their quests. The Stolen Lake promises to engage young readers with its thrilling plot and imaginative setting, making it a noteworthy entry in juvenile fiction.
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Dido Twite stops off in South America and comes up against the sinister queen of New Cumbria who seems to be able to stay young forever. Is this linked to the lack of girl children in the land? This is the fourth in the James III sequence which began with The Wolves of Willoughby Chase.
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