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Old 07-05-2015, 04:08 PM   #601
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Bargain @ $2.99 each from Sourcebooks (couponable @ Kobo, price good at the usual Canada & US retailers, may or may not be discounted in other regions, etc.):

By Gillian Bradshaw (ISFDB, Wikipedia), #1 & #2 of her Down the Long Wind trilogy of historically-grounded Arthurian fantasy (starts out a little on the YA side), all three novels of which placed on the Locus lists for Best Novel of the Year when they came out. #3 is not on sale, but has previously been offered at a discount last October, so you might have picked it up then:

By Anne Eliot Crompton (ISFDB), all 3 novels in her untitled otherworldly fantasy Arthurian trilogy (each readable standalone, centred around the relations of one of the heroes to the faerie world, may tilt a little YA-ish, Sourcebooks is marketing these in its Sourcebooks Fire teen imprint, while the originals came out from adult-level fantasy lines):

By Alexander Key (ISFDB, Wikipedia):

Escape to Witch Mountain, vintage 1968 YA sci-fi exploited teens with psychic abilities adventure (Wikipedia) and basis of the eponymous Disney film (Wikipedia)
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