The Bells of Bungunuk
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After Daniel and his sister, June, squeeze into a cubby inside their house and hide, the Savok murder the father before their eyes and kidnap the mother and Anna, the woman Daniel plans to marry. Helped by their uncle, Calnav, and a queen and princess, Daniel and June leave on a dangerous journey to Bungunuk where they hope to find asylum and determine how they can rescue Anna and Daniel’s mother and save their beloved land from the Savok warriors. Can Daniel be the hero everyone expects him to be?
In this classic tale of good versus evil, a teen embarks on a daring adventure during the turbulent Middle Ages in a brave attempt to save his land from marauding invaders.
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