Definitions

1. Sabriel is a fantasy novel by Garth Nix, first published in 1995.
2. Sabriel is a stand-alone novel, or was when it was first published in Australia in 1995.
3. Sabriel is the daughter of the Mage Abhorsen. (Web site)
4. Sabriel is an absolutely lovable heroine and the other characters are good fun too.
5. Sabriel is an apprentice necromancer who must enter the realm of dead to save her trapped father and defeat the evil spirit who entrapped him.

Sabriel

1. The world of Sabriel is incredibly detailed.
2. These two books continue a loose trilogy begun with Sabriel.
3. No, for Sabriel and sequels I didn't think of a particular audience and I didn't pull my punches or self-censor.
4. There has been continual interest in Sabriel film rights over the last few years.
5. It almost kills Sabriel, but she rebinds him with a ring she received from him a few hours before for just such a purpose.

Old

1. Prince Sameth - Sabriel's and Touchstone's son, prince of the Old Kingdom.
2. Sabriel defeated a weak Mordicant when she was fourteen years old. (Web site)
3. Sabriel is joined on her journey back to the Old Kingdom by an ancient Free Magic construct of unknown origin named Mogget. (Web site)
4. With Mogget, whose feline form hides a powerful, perhaps malevolent spirit, and Touchstone, a young Charter Mage, Sabriel travels deep into the Old Kingdom. (Web site)

Mogget

1. In the process of ringing Astarael, Sabriel's father releases Mogget.
2. The craft is wrecked, and in order to save herself, Sabriel releases Mogget.
3. Sabriel is both helped and hindered by a very non-cuddly cat named Mogget.

Kingdom

1. It is the final novel in his Old Kingdom trilogy (following Sabriel and Lirael). (Web site)
2. Sabriel , the daughter of a powerful necromancer, lives in Alcestierre, a land which borders just such a world: the Old Kingdom. (Web site)
3. With the help of family familiar, Moggett, Sabriel must use her powers of necromancy to battle the evil and save the kingdom.
4. Sabriel immediately leaves for the Old Kingdom, where she is soon confronted by a powerful undead creature known as a Mordicant.
5. Prince Sameth, heir apparent to Sabriel as the Old Kingdom's champion against evil necromancers, also comes of age in this volume.

Touchstone

1. You'll enjoy seeing some old charecters such as Mogget (my favorite charecter), Sabriel, and Touchstone.
2. This book deals with the loss of family (Sabriel's and Touchstone's) and coming to terms with oneself and one's responsibilities. (Web site)

Nix

1. The stunning first book in a new fantasy trilogy from Australian author Garth Nix ,Sabriel is an enthralling read for children and adults alike. (Web site)
2. More » Terciel Terciel is a character from Garth Nix's novel ''Sabriel''.
3. Garth Nix's idea for Sabriel came from a photograph of Hadrians Wall.
4. Sabriel This Australian fantasy takes a unique approach to the hero quest; Nix's hero is a young woman.
5. Garth Nix's first young adult novel, Sabriel was nominated for the Aurealis Award for Excellence in Science Fiction in Australia. (Web site)

Looked Up

1. Sabriel looked up from it and back along the bricked drive that left the road and curved up to an imposing pair of wrought-iron gates. (Web site)
2. Her head was down to gain momentum, but as cruising speed was established, she looked up, saw Sabriel and the dead rabbit, and screamed. (Web site)
3. Jacinth examined Bunny carefully, then looked up at Sabriel, the beginnings of a wriggling fear showing at the back of her eyes. (Web site)

Abhorsen

1. However, a very strong one pursued Sabriel through the door in the long cliffs and almost across Abhorsen---s Bridge. (Web site)
2. Making continually trips into the world of Death, Sabriel discovers her own destiny and must decide how to fight the Abhorsens' greatest enemy. (Web site)
3. However, after being bound into Death by the Abhorsen Sabriel, she became one of the Greater Dead.

Ancelstierre

1. The Ancelstierre army tries to stop him with modern weapons, but it is Sabriel who defeats him with magic.
2. To accomplish this task, Sabriel must leave the modern world of Ancelstierre to journey into the Old Kingdom that is being overtaken by the walking dead.

Hands

1. Sabriel suspects a necromancer of having formed Shadow Hands from the soldiers close to Cloven Crest. (Web site)
2. There it led Shadow hands and living human slaves to cross Abhorsen---s Bridge until Sabriel called on the Clayr---s gift of water, which caused it to flee. (Web site)
3. She faltered as Sabriel handed the rabbit over and blood stained her expectant hands. (Web site)

Defeat

1. They find the body, and Sabriel finally defeats Kerrigor by binding him with Ranna and Mogget's collar.
2. Sabriel held up her hands in mock defeat, and gestured back to the gates. (Web site)

Trapped

1. Landing in Holehallow, an ancient crypt of royalty, Sabriel finds the mysterious Touchstone trapped as the wooden figurehead of a ceremonial boat.
2. Sabriel, Abhorsen-in-waiting,is 18-year-old girl who's father, the Abhorsen, has been trapped in the world of the Dead.

Lirael

1. Sabriel and her father are members of the Abhorsen family.
2. Though Sabriel is not the main character in Lirael and Abhorsen, she is still very significant.
3. I didn't really think this through all that much at the time of writing Sabriel, though it is explored more in Lirael and particularly Abhorsen.
4. He is the author of Sabriel, Lirael, and Abhorsen, the books in The Abhorsen Trilogy, as well as Shade's Children and The Ragwitch.
5. A horde of gore crows attacks Sabriel when she is flying in the Paperwing after escaping from Abhorsen---s house. (Web site)

Heroine

1. Like many male authors, he's not comfortable giving his heroine a sense of humor, but otherwise Sabriel is a pip. (Web site)
2. I think the author's editor must have read "Sabriel" and said, "Garth, this is a great fantasy but your heroine, Sabriel is pretty darn self-sufficient. (Web site)

Father

1. As she searches for her father Sabriel learns more about herself: who she is and who she is to become.
2. With the realization that her father needs her help, Sabriel becomes the Abhorsen herself and travels to a distant Old Kingdom to save him. (Web site)

Old Kingdom

1. But Sabriel's father has gone missing in the Old Kingdom and now she must cross the boundary between the worlds to seek him out.
2. The only daughter of her father, a man referred to by everyone as Abhorsen, Sabriel grew up in a female boarding school. (Web site)
3. Sabriel ventures into the mystifying and dangerous Old Kingdom, where she grew up when she was little, in search of her father.
4. Sabriel's father had chosen it for that reason when he had emerged from the Old Kingdom with a five-year-old girl in tow to seek a boarding school. (Web site)

Royal

1. His name was Sameth, the royal son of King Touchstone and the Abhorsen Sabriel. (Web site)
2. While on the Sea, however, he tells Sabriel what happened when the Royal Family was murdered.

World War

1. The Perimeter in Sabriel is a kind of World War I trench-line in more ways than just its physical appearance.
2. Before I started Sabriel I was thinking about writing an historical novel set in the first World War. (Web site)

Death

1. It found Sabriel in Life on Cloven Crest while she was in Death, though surrounded by a diamond of protection. (Web site)
2. Sabriel sensed when the creature broke through her protection, and banished it to death with the Abhorsen---s sword and the bell Kibeth. (Web site)

Form

1. At the same time, Mogget arrives in his unbound form and fights with Kerrigor over who will be able to kill Sabriel.
2. A nameplate under the badge read "Sabriel" and the Roman "VI" and gilt crown proclaimed her to be both a member of the Sixth Form and a prefect. (Web site)

Along

1. By turns rousing, charming and slyly funny, Sabriel is an engaging tale that slays sexual sterotypes along with its monsters. (Web site)
2. Sabriel learns along the way a disterbing amount of information about necromancy, charter magic, and the dark world known as the Old Kindom.

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