Publisher details
- Authors
- Holly Black, Tony DiTerlizzi
- Publisher
- Simon and Schuster
- Genre
- Children’s Fiction
- Released
- 07 September, 2004
The Wrath of Mulgarath: Book #5 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
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Synopsis
Bruised and battered, Jared, Simon and Mallory return home to find their house completely ransacked and discover that Mulgarath has made off with their mother and Arthur Spiderwick's Guide.It's up to the Grace kids to defeat the evil Mulgarath and his goblin army, but with only the help of Thimbletack, Hogsqueal and Byron, this might prove much harder than they first thought.But first things first… Mallory, Jared and Simon have to rescue Arthur Spiderwick from Lorengorm and the elves!
Books by Holly Black
Magisterium: The Iron Trial
The Field Guide: Book #1 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Seeing Stone: Book #2 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
Lucinda's Secret: Book #3 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Ironwood Tree: Book #4 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Wrath of Mulgarath: Book #5 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Nixie's Song: Book #1 of Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles
A Giant Problem: Book #2 of Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles
The Wyrm King: Book #3 of Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles
The Cruel Prince
Books by Tony DiTerlizzi
A Hero for WondLa: Book #2 of The Search for WondLa
The Field Guide: Book #1 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Seeing Stone: Book #2 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
Lucinda's Secret: Book #3 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Ironwood Tree: Book #4 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Wrath of Mulgarath: Book #5 of The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Nixie's Song: Book #1 of Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles
A Giant Problem: Book #2 of Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles
The Wyrm King: Book #3 of Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles
The Search for WondLa: Book #1 of The Search for WondLa
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Revisiting classic fantasy series like the Spiderwick Chronicles always brings back a great sense of nostalgia, especially seeing how the Grace siblings navigate high stakes and mythical conflicts. My younger siblings were completely hooked on these stories years ago, and we used to spend entire weekends reading them together. During a subscription mix-up with our local daily paper back then, I actually looked up the dispatch phone number to sort out our delivery so we wouldn’t miss the weekly book feature updates. Fantastic series overall.