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BfK No. 29 - November 1984

Cover Story
Through star filled skies on Christmas Eve Kay Harker, in a sleigh pulled by eight unicorns and driven by Herne the Hunter, returns in triumph to Tatchester.  The illustration on the cover of this issue of BfK is by Faith Jaques and is taken from The Box of Delights, a newly illustrated edition of John Masefield's classic children's book, abridged by Patricia Crampton and published by Heinemann, 0 434 95052 1, £7.95. A paperback edition (without colour plates) is available from Fontana Lion (0 00 572415 9, £1.50). We are grateful to Heinemann and Fontana for help in using this illustration.

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Warriors of the Wasteland

Douglas Hill
(Piccolo)
978-0330284523, RRP £1.50, Paperback
10-14 Middle/Secondary
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Douglas Hill has a new resistance-fighter hero, now in his second adventure. Finn Ferral brawls with and resists his oppressors in an era beyond the holocaust when the earth, or what's left of it, is ruled by aliens, who send their slavers to capture the few remaining humans. These will then be utilised for barbaric experiments, aimed ultimately at reducing mankind to its monkey ancestors, Ferral's quest is heroic, exciting and bloody, peopled by highly distinctive friends and foes. The busy, macho leather and thongs cover illustration predicts well the flavour of the contents. As a book for those, boys especially, whose reading interest in flagging, this one should be a reviver and lead on to the others in the set.

Reviewer: 
David Bennett
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