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ⓘ About Annabel Lyon
In the beginning, Aristotle hoped that the tutoring job would only last for a short duration. However, thanks to his curious nature, he is happy to keep tutoring his young students for as long as it would take. Aristotle takes a particular interest in Alexander, who appeared to have a questioning mind and a kindred spirit. Alexander is destined to be a warrior, but his tutor feels he is capable of so much more. Aristotle will have a hard time matching his innovative ideas against the birthright Alexander is expected to follow. At some point, Aristotle has to encourage Alexander to balance both. Aristotle also has to think about his ambitions and see how to influence Philip to accommodate them. As the daughter of Aristotle, Pythias had been shielded from the outside world.
All Book Series by Annabel Lyon
Sasquatch at Home
Series opener · book 1 of 2 · published 2011 Anthology · Eden Robinson
Margaret Atwood Presents: Stories by Canada’s Best New Women Writers
Series opener · book 1 of 3 · published 1987
Margaret Atwood Presents: Stories by Canada’s Best New Women Writers
Latest in the series · book 3 of 3 · published 1987
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Who is Annabel Lyon?
In the beginning, Aristotle hoped that the tutoring job would only last for a short duration. However, thanks to his curious nature, he is happy to keep tutoring his young students for as long as it would take. Aristotle takes a particular interest in Alexander, who appeared to have a questioning mind and a kindred spirit.
Which Annabel Lyon series should I start with?
The best place to start is the Edie series, the earliest of Annabel Lyon's multi-book series: it opens with All-Season Edie (2008) and runs to 2 books across 2008–2011, ending with Encore Edie (2011). Annabel Lyon's other series stand alone, so they can be read in any order.
How many books has Annabel Lyon written?
Annabel Lyon has 11 books catalogued in this guide, published between 1987 and 2020. 4 of them belong to 2 named series — the largest being the Edie series with 2 books — and 7 are standalone titles, collections or anthologies.
In what order should Annabel Lyon's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. Annabel Lyon's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are Edie (2008–2011, 2 books) and Henry Kreisel Memorial Lecture (2011–2012, 2 books).
How are Annabel Lyon's books organised into series?
This guide splits Annabel Lyon's 11 books into 2 named series and 7 titles that stand alone or appear only in collections: Edie (2 books, 2008–2011); Henry Kreisel Memorial Lecture (2 books, 2011–2012).