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“Bring it on, Crabby,” she said. “I hope you’ve got a high tolerance for pain.”
― The Staff of Serapis
― The Staff of Serapis
“Meanwhile, Sadie had drawn a big circle about the size of a hula-hoop on the concrete. She was now decorating it with hieroglyphs, using several different colors of chalk. By all means, Annabeth thought with frustration. Take your time and make it pretty!”
― The Staff of Serapis
― The Staff of Serapis
“Meana aedei thea!” She chanted the lines Annabeth had taught her. “En...ponte pathen algae!”
― The Staff of Serapis
― The Staff of Serapis
“The storm isn’t completely random,” Annabeth said. “See there? And there? Bits of material are coming together, forming some kind of structure inside the building.” Sadie frowned. “Looks like bricks in a blender to me.” Annabeth”
― The Staff of Serapis
― The Staff of Serapis
“Puffin is over seventy years old. Sounds ancient, doesn’t it? But Puffin has never been so lively. We’re always on the lookout for the next big idea, which is how it began all those years ago. Penguin Books was a big idea from the mind of a man called Allen Lane, who in 1935 invented the quality paperback and changed the world. And from great Penguins, great Puffins grew, changing the face of children’s books forever. The first four Puffin Picture Books were hatched in 1940 and the first Puffin story book featured a man with broomstick arms called Worzel Gummidge. In 1967 Kaye Webb, Puffin Editor, started the Puffin Club, promising to ‘make children into readers’. She kept that promise and over 200,000 children became devoted Puffineers through their quarterly instalments of Puffin Post.”
― The Staff of Serapis
― The Staff of Serapis
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