### From _Starred Review_ Tongue firmly planted in cheek, Grant sends a lad with a serious case of mediumness up against not only the minions of an ageless and evil Pale Queen but also a truly impressive list of phobias in this opener to the Magnificent 12 series. Prompted by the urgent warnings o
The Magnificent 12: The Call
โ Scribed by Grant, Michael
- Publisher
- Katherine Tegen Books; Harpercollins Publishers
- Year
- 2010
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 99 KB
- Series
- The Magnificent 12;The Magnificent Twelve
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 0062007971
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โฆ Synopsis
Mack Macavoy, a seriously average twelve-year-old boy, is faced with a difficult decision when a three-thousand-year-old man appears in the boys' bathroom and informs him that he is one of the Magnificent Twelve and is needed to find his eleven teammates and save the world.
โฆ Subjects
Good and evil -- Juvenile fiction
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