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The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara

2 books · Ages 12–18

The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara is a 2-book series for ages 12–18 by Terry Brooks.

Reading Order

Antrax

Morgawr

What This Series Covers

Good vs. Evil Forgiveness & Redemption Love & Family Fantasy & Magic Adventure Monsters

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Cover of Heartlight

The Heartlight Saga #1

For the child grappling with the mystery of what lies beyond the physical world or seeking to understand their place in

Cover of Buried Heart

Court of Fives #3

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Cover of Altered

For the teen questioning their own history or searching for where they truly belong while navigating high-stakes transit

Cover of The Last Battle

Secondhand Heroes #3

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Justin LaRocca Hansen

For the child who feels small in a world of big expectations, this adventure celebrates finding the courage to protect w

Cover of Devils & Thieves

Devils & Thieves #1

Devils & Thieves

For the teen navigating the pressure to excel while feeling like their own worst enemy, this urban fantasy explores find

Cover of The Love That Split the World

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