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Medea the enchantress

Author:	Joan Holub; Suzanne Williams
Publisher:	New York : Aladdin, [2017].
Edition/Format:	Print book : Juvenile audience : English : First Aladdin hardcover edition; First Aladdin paperback edition
Summary:	Princess Medea and a boy named Jason go on a quest for the Golden Fleece in this twenty-third Goddess Girls adventure! Jason and Princess Medea are on a quest for the golden fleece, a symbol of kingship, that’s hanging from a limb of the great oak tree. But a huge sleeping serpent guards the fleece—and is the one (scary!) barrier for Jason and Medea. With the help of a special sleeping potion Medea creates, can Medea and Jason work their magic and take what is rightfully theirs  Read more...
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Subjects	Medea (Greek deity) -- Juvenile fiction. Goddesses -- Juvenile fiction. Mythology, Greek -- Juvenile fiction. View all subjects
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