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There’s plenty of blockbuster new release audiobooks to keep the kids entertained indoors this winter. One of the world’s most beloved children’s author returns with a touching WWI story. Morris Gleitzman’s latest for younger readers, Loyal Creatures is a powerful tale about a young man’s journey towards his own kind of bravery. From the author of the bestselling Ranger’s Apprentice series comes the latest Brotherband release, Slaves of Socorro. In this fourth book in the Brotherband Chronicles, a new battle unfolds as old rivalries are renewed, peace treaties are put to the test, and the action builds to a pulse-pounding finale.
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Title:: Slaves of Socorro
Series:: Brotherband #4
Written by:: John Flanagan
Read by:: John Keating
Format:: Unabridged CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 11
Duration:: 12 hours 17 minutes
Published:: May 01 2014
Available Date:: May 01 2014
Age Category:: Children (10+)
ISBN:: 9781486214020
Genres:: Fiction; Adventure; Australian Fiction; Fantasy Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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Return to the seafaring world of Hal and his intrepid ship's crew in the fourth book of John Flanagan's epic Brotherband series.

When the Heron brotherband become the Skandian duty ship to the Kingdom of Araluen, they're excited at the challenges ahead. Hal, Stig, Thorn and the Herons eagerly set off for the trip – with an unexpected new crew member aboard. But an enemy from their past returns, causing the Herons to be thrown into a dangerous quest to free captured Araluens from the slave market in Socorro. Even with the help of an Araluen Ranger, the task may be too much.