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The Story of Cirrus Flux : ウィキペディア英語版
The Story of Cirrus Flux

thumb''The Story of Cirrus Flux'' is an adventure novel by English-Canadian author Matthew Skelton. This is the second children's novel written by Skelton, following ''Endymion Spring'' in 2006.
==Plot summary==
The story takes place in 18th century London, and follows an orphan boy named Cirrus Flux. When he was born, his explorer father, James Flux, left him at an orphanage while he carried out his duties to the Guild of Empirical Sciences. He set sail hoping to find more of a brilliant and mysterious light known as the Breath of God. But he did not return from his journey. Now the only known place where the light can allegedly be found is inside a token left for Cirrus Flux by his father.〔("The Story of Cirrus Flux Book Review" ) at Kidzworld.com. Retrieved 2009-06-19.〕
Now, 12 years later, Cirrus is on the run from his orphanage, where a member of the Guild of Empirical Sciences has come seeking him and his token.

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