Leaf comments that she had seen an old man pushing a bath-chair with a young man in it obviously Sneezer and Mister Monday. Ed and Leaf, the brother and sister who helped him, come and visit.
As his teacher and school nurse approach, Arthur hides the key and passes out.Īrthur wakes up in a hospital bed, tired. In his hand, he holds the key which Arthur finds helps him breathe. In their place is a slim book which Arthur puts in his pocket. Sneezer and Mister Monday then fight and disappear in a flash of light. Persuaded, Monday agrees to relinquish control of the key, which is shaped like the minute hand of an old clock, although he quickly becomes suspicious of Sneezer, who apparently never showed much intelligence before. Monday doesn't want to give it up because he needs the key in order to continue his reign, but Sneezer convinces him to as the Will states Monday must give the key to a suitable heir but after Arthur dies, Monday will once again regain control of the Key. While waiting for help, Arthur notices one strange-looking men materializing out of thin air.They discuss a key and whether or not to give it to Arthur. Two of his schoolmates, Ed and Leaf, stop to help him use his inhaler before running to get help. He collapses during an outdoor cross country run during gym because of his severe asthma.
He lives in a Sydney beach suburb with his wife and two children.On Earth, a boy named Arthur Penhaligon is at a new school. More than five million copies of his books have been sold around the world, his books have appeared on the bestseller lists of the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, the Times and The Australian, and his work has been translated into more than forty-one languages. His fantasy novels for children include The Ragwitch the six books of the Seventh Tower sequence the Keys to the Kingdom series and the Troubletwisters series and Spirit Animals: Blood Ties (co-written with Sean Williams). Garth's books include the award-winning young adult fantasy novels Sabriel, Lirael, Abhorsen and Clariel the dystopian novel Shade's Children and the space opera A Confusion of Princes. A full-time writer since 2001, he previously worked as a literary agent, marketing consultant, book editor, book publicist, book sales representative, bookseller, and as a part-time soldier in the Australian Army Reserve. GARTH NIX was born in 1963 in Melbourne, Australia.
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