The Nowhere Emporium
Quick Look
- A modern classic that has been capturing young readers' imaginations for over a decade
- This new edition has dynamic illustrations
- Ross MacKenzie unleashes a riot of imagination, colour and fantasy in this astonishing adventure
- A Blue Peter Best Story Award and Scottish Children's Book Awards winner
- 200,000 copies sold to date
- Perfect for fans of Philip Pullman, Cornelia Funke and anyone looking for a rich new fantasy world to explore
The mysterious Nowhere Emporium is full of incredible wonders. Can Daniel and Ellie save it from destruction? The award-winning middle-grade sensation is beautifully reimagined in this illustrated edition. A riot of imagination and fantasy.
Description
Are you ready to rediscover The Nowhere Emporium? Ross MacKenzie's beloved, Blue Peter award-winning fantasy adventure has been capturing young readers' imaginations for over a decade! Loyal fans and new readers alike can explore the magical Emporium like never before, in this stunning new illustrated edition.
When the mysterious Nowhere Emporium arrives in Glasgow, orphan Daniel Holmes stumbles upon it quite by accident. Inside the 'shop from nowhere' Daniel discovers an impossible world: a labyrinth of doors leads to incredible wonders, where customers can fly among the endless stars or see dragons made of fire.
But as Daniel and his new friend Ellie travel across countries and through time, a menacing figure from the past returns and their magical home begins to crumble.
Can they save the Nowhere Emporium before it is destroyed forever?
This modern classic has been reimagined for a new generation with magical, atmospheric illustrations by Mariano Epelbaum which invite readers to step inside the fantastical shop from nowhere. Just bring your imagination!
Reviews
'A magical place that readers will want to explore again and again.'
-- The Guardian
Author
Ross MacKenzie is a multi-award-winning author of books for children. His highly-acclaimed Nowhere Emporium trilogy has won numerous accolades including the Blue Peter Book Award and the Scottish Children's Book Award. His other books include Shadowsmith, the Evernight series, The Colour of Hope, The Uninvited and Rusthead. Ross lives in Renfrew, Scotland, with his wife and two daughters, but spends much of his time in another world.
Mariano Epelbaum is an award-winning illustrator, designer and character art director from Argentina. His accolades include winning the New York International Children's Film Festival Grand Prize.
