Tamora Carter: Goblin Queen

Tamora Carter: Goblin Queen

Oct 28, 2020 · Jim C. Hines · Directed by Nanette Savard · at GraphicAudio

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One night after roller derby practice, twelve-year-old Tamora Carter discovers a pair of goblins digging through the dumpster behind the rink. The scruffy pair passed through a magical portal into our world, and they're not alone. Do these creatures know the truth about what happened to Tamora's best friend Andre? She won't rest until she finds out. But there are things far more dangerous than goblins...
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A young girl uncovers a magical mystery to find her missing friend.
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Cast · 27 voices

Alejandro RuizAlsoAnnaBradley SmithCaptain CokeChris StinsonChristopher WalkerColleen DelanyDadDanny GaviganDawn UrsulaFantaGulkHolly AdamsJohn KieltyKarinaKen JacksonKimberly GilbertLise BruneauMichael John CaseyNanette SavardNazia ChaudhryNora AchratiRob McFadyenTamora CarterYasmin Tuazonthe Voice of the iPad

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Directed by Nanette Savard

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