Magonia-Hardcover

A CIVILIZATION IN THE CLOUDS, PEOPLE WHO FALLED FROM THE SKY, MAGONIA THAT DOES NOT FORGET THE EARTH…

“Maria Dahvana Headley writes words like a dream.”

-NEIL GAIMAN, The New York Times bestselling author -

“Magonia is a fascinating work. "It is a novel that flies to heights I did not expect with its interesting and unusual characters, emotional depth and unique imagination."

-VICTORIA AVEYARD, New York Times bestselling author of The Red Queen -

“Magonia, which hits the readers right in the heart, is a surprisingly original, fascinating and deep novel. His characters are reckless, idiosyncratic and clever. Readers will love the surprising plot and will eagerly await the sequel of the series.”

-VOYA-

Since birth, Aza has had difficulty breathing, speaking, and even living due to a mysterious lung disease. The only thing doctors can do is try to keep him alive with medication. So when Aza sees a ship in the sky, her family thinks it is a side effect of the medications. However, Aza does not believe that what she sees is a hallucination.

Only his best friend Jason listens to him. Jason, who meant more than just friendship to her. However, before Aza can be sure of these breathtaking feelings, her illness takes her into its clutches. The young girl dies and finds herself in a completely different world:

Aza is no longer the weak and dying girl on the merchant ship sailing above the clouds. Magonya truly breathes for the first time. Moreover, it is very powerful. While the young girl tries to get used to her new life, she realizes that Magonya and the Earth are on the verge of a showdown. Which side will Aza take when the fate of all humanity and the young man she loves is in her hands?

Maria Dahvana Headley's high-flying first book is an extremely cleverly constructed story with its symbols and allegorical depth. Aza's journey takes her to the deep questions of home, love and self, and reveals the answers she finds.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition Number

of Pages: 344

Size: 13.5 x 21

Original Name: Magonia