The Pegasus quest

Jordan Quinn

Book - 2016

"As Lucas and Clara set out to investigate some mysterious happenings in Wrenly, they discover a young horse with wings that is lost and in danger"--

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Published
New York : Little Simon 2016.
Language
English
Main Author
Jordan Quinn (-)
Other Authors
Robert McPhillips (illustrator)
Edition
First Little Simon hardcover edition
Physical Description
118 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm
ISBN
9781481458702
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The Pegasus Quest Song of the Owls Prince Lucas and his best friend, Clara Gills, leaned on the balcony railing and gazed at the full moon. A ribbon of blue light shimmered across the Sea of Wrenly. But this was no ordinary moon. It was a blue moon--something so rare it is said to happen only once in a lifetime. All the owls in the kingdom flocked together and sang once in a blue moon. Lucas and Clara waited and listened for the owl song. Ruskin yawned, stretched, and curled up near the children. The young scarlet dragon had no interest in singing owls. He shut his eyes and sighed peacefully. "Look at that enormous blue cloud," said Clara, pointing. Lucas tilted his head back. "It's been there since this afternoon," he said. "I know," Clara said, studying the cloud. "It hasn't budged." Lucas looked at the great cloud thoughtfully. "Maybe there's a floating castle inside it," he said. Clara laughed. "You read too many fairy tales!" she said jokingly. "And most of them have turned out to be true," Lucas reminded her. Clara shook her head. "You're such a dreamer." Then they began to hear a steady thrum. It sounded like the deep beating of wings. The friends turned toward the blue moon and gasped in wonder. Hundreds of owls swirled across the moonlight. The children stood very still and listened. The owl song began softly, and gradually got louder. Hoo Ha HOO-hoo-hoo! Hoo Ha HOO-hoo-hoo! Goose bumps tingled and swept over the children. "Listen," whispered Lucas. "They sound so spooky." "Like a ghostly chorus," agreed Clara. The owls sang and soared gracefully, round and round in the blue-glowing night sky. "Wow, I wish I could fly like an owl," Lucas said, spreading his arms out. "Me too," said Clara. "If I had wings, I'd fly right up to that cloud." The owls finished their eerie song and disappeared into the night. Then a dazzling shooting star blazed across the sky. "Make a wish!" Lucas exclaimed. The star left a sparkling trail of light as it vanished over Burth, the island of the trolls. "What did you wish for?" asked Clara. "I wished for an adventure," Lucas said. "Me too," said Clara. Excerpted from The Pegasus Quest by Jordan Quinn All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.