Fantasy, normal boy, trip through fantasy world, desert made of salt

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Fantasy, normal boy, trip through fantasy world, desert made of salt

1Aracor
mrt 1, 2022, 4:36 pm

I rode this book at 2010 more or less. It was a book similar to Neverending story. It was a normal boy that enters a fantasy world and it has tu save it from evil.

The stuff I remember 100% it's that at the beginning of the first book the boy was having a class. It has more than two books, and on the begging of the second book the boy has to cross a desert made of salt instead of sand.

Then there are some details I'm not totally sure but I think the boy was doing the trip with a giant, one of the parents of the child was death or disappeared, the name (at least in Spanish) was similar to "Odisey" and there may be a enormous swan that helps the boy to get to a city

2ChristineHarrold
Bewerkt: mrt 7, 2022, 6:06 pm

Is the The Talisman by King and Straub?

3merrystar
mrt 7, 2022, 10:52 pm

touchstone: The Talisman

4Aracor
mrt 8, 2022, 5:48 am

No, it isn't. The boy go inside a fantasy World and all the plot of the first book and the beginign of the second one happens there if I'm not wrong. I don't know what happens in the other books of the saga because I didn't read them so I can't say more about the plot.

I remembered that when I searched about the second part of the book after finishing the first one I found it was in Italian, so I belived then that it was a book from a Italian autor but I'm not sure if it was like that or it was a coincidence that the book was transtated into Italian and not into Spanish. Maybe this about Italian autor helps with the research.

5Aracor
Bewerkt: mrt 8, 2022, 5:57 am

Dit bericht is door zijn auteur gewist.

6LordMartron
jul 7, 2023, 7:16 am

Ever found it? We MIGHT be looking for the same book, and I am unsure. I say this because all my tools point me toward the Never Ending Story when I look for my book; it's not that one. I've been searching for years already.
Here is what I can remember: https://www.librarything.com/topic/352062#n8182312