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The Forgotten World of Uloc is a short children's fantasy novel by Canadian author Bryan Buchan. First published in 1970 by Scholastic-Tab Publications, it features black-and-white line drawings of key scenes by Canadian artist Kathryn Cole. [1]
The Forgotten World of Uloc is a tale of a young boy's discovery of a world of magic and nature spirits that are currently threatened by pollution.
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The Forgotten World of Uloc is a short children's fantasy novel by Canadian author Bryan Buchan. First published in 1970 by Scholastic-Tab Publications, it features black-and-white line drawings of key scenes by Canadian artist Kathryn Cole. [1]
The Forgotten World of Uloc is a tale of a young boy's discovery of a world of magic and nature spirits that are currently threatened by pollution.
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