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The Uprising – The Mapmakers in Cruxcia Katherin Gutiérrez Herrera Vigdis Hjorth’s novel became aIn this follow up to the internationally successful The Mapmakers' Race, the Santander children are drawn into a communitys rebellion against a despot and use their mapping skills to avert an environmental scam. Sal, Joe, Francie and Humphrey Santander are mapmakers looking for their father, a famous explorer who disappeared on his last expedition. Their search takes them to Cruxcia, where the people are fighting to protect their land from the all