Trickster
Trickster by Tom Moorhouse, published by Oxford University Press in 2016, is a 256-page work written in English. This story follows Gabble, a young rat who embarks on a dangerous mission with his unpredictable brother, Ash, to earn a True Name, a rite of passage for older rats. As Gabble navigates this perilous adventure, he faces challenges that test his courage and loyalty, ultimately leading him to confront both his brother and his own identity.
Readers will find a narrative rich in themes of family dynamics and self-discovery, as Gabble’s journey takes him across boundaries and into conflict with rival rat packs. The book explores the complexities of sibling relationships and the quest for personal identity within the context of juvenile fiction. With its focus on animals, particularly rodents, Trickster presents a unique perspective on adventure and growth, making it a notable addition to the genre.
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First a rat must earn his name. Then he must live up to it. This is the story of Gabble, a young rat with a wild, beloved, but unpredictable brother, Ash. At the start of the book Ash tricks Gabble into going out with him on a ‘name raid’, a dangerous mission to earn a True Name, normally reserved for older rats. Gabble finds himself drawn into a perilous adventure, crossing boundaries, fighting with enemy rat packs, and eventually being forced to confront both his brother and himself in the most dramatic fashion.
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