Wolves of the Witchwood
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Overview:
- Title: Wolves of the Witchwood
- Author: Kate Forsyth
- Year: 2014
- ISBN-10: 9781743624074
- Publisher: Scholastic Press / Scholastic Australia
- Price: A$14.99
- Pages: 188
- Binding: Trade Paperback
- Type: Novel
- Title Reference: Wolves of the Witchwood
- Notes:
- Month from publisher's November 2014 "Trade Parade" newsletter - - [here]. (November 2014).
- No printed price. Price from publisher's website - [here]. (November 2014)
- The title on the cover is in "silver foil" and this hasn't scanned well.
- re artwork:
Copyright page states (a few more line breaks here, to attempt more clarity):- Cover illustration and map by Jeremy Reston.
Logo design by blacksheep-uk.com
Internal photography:- brick texture on page i © GiorgioMagini | istockphoto.com;
castle on page iv and folios © ivan-96 | istockphoto.com;
skull on page 14 © Frankie_Lee | istockphoto.com;
rings on page 145 © Czalewski | Dreamstime.com;
wolf head as section break © Tronin Andrei | shutterstock.com- Not sure what the "logo" refers to - perhaps the fancy lettered series name? ... or maybe the device around each chapter number?
- re reference to "brick texture" - the inside of the front and back covers show a brick wall (full page). Although there is a section of brick work on unnumbered page i (starting from the first physical page of the book), this is part of a small section of wall with apertures & wolves, above a stone arch that takes up 3/4 of the page. ("Night time" image, so hard to interpret.) After comparison with the information in book 1, I think the "brick texture" reference does refer to the arched wall.
- re "castle on page iv and folios": After comparison with the information in book 1 of the series, this seems to refer to a small stylised castle drawing at the top of the copyright page, plus even smaller instances just above the page numbers in the body of the text.
- The illustrations in the text of the story are small. Most look more like drawings than photos. Some are not referenced above. Some are a mix of the acknowledged "stock" item with or over unacknowledged items. e.g. the "skull" is on a stone & there are 3 other stones with other patterns on them in the vicinity.