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"Tintentod" is the opening novel of Cornelia Funke’s Grimm research trilogy. The story follows Mo – nicknamed The Bluejay – who, along with Dustfinger and other companions, faces Death itself. They must safeguard the White Book, which holds the life‑taking power of the Adderhead, and navigate threats that endanger their lives and the world of magic they inhabit.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Cornelia Funke
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