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- The Dark Hills Divide 663 copies, 10 reviews
- Beyond The Valley Of Thorns 384 copies, 6 reviews
- Tenth City 282 copies, 3 reviews
- Atherton #1: The House of Power 222 copies, 12 reviews
- Skeleton Creek 135 copies, 18 reviews
- Into The Mist 135 copies, 2 reviews
- The Black Circle 130 copies, 6 reviews
- Stargazer 82 copies, 1 review
- Rivers of Fire 57 copies, 5 reviews
- Ghost In The Machine (Skeleton Creek) 39 copies, 3 reviews
- Atherton #3: The Dark Planet (No. 3) 24 copies, 3 reviews
- Land of Elyon - Boxed Set (Land of Elyon) 18 copies
- Saving Mr Nibbles (Elliot's Park) (Elliot's Park) 12 copies
- Haunted Hike (Elliot's Park) 6 copies
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Patrick Carman has 6 past events. (show)
Join young adult sci-fi/fantasy author Patrick Carman as he reads from and signs copies of his latest book, Stargazer: The Land of Elyon # 4
A magical menace is on the loose. . . . forcing Alexa to take to the seas and save a secret community located in a strange land known as the Five Stone Pillars.
"Bestselling young adult fantasy author Patrick Carman will greet his young fans and sign the new paperback edition of his book Atherton: House of Power ($5.99 Little, Brown), and the new edition to the series Atherton: Rivers of Fire ($16.99 Little, Brown). Carman, the creator of the Land of Elyon series ... (more)
PATRICK CARMAN, author of the Atherton and Land of Elyon series, will give a presentation and sign his new book in the Atherton series, Rivers of Fire.
PATRICK CARMAN, author of children’s favorite Atherton #1 House of Power, will introduce Atherton #2 Rivers of Fire. In this fantasy series, Atherton is an artificial planet created by Dr. Harding to provide a safe haven for people fleeing Earth because of pollution and population crises. The people ... (more)
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