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The Bogeyman is all too real in this fantasy Publishers Weekly calls âenergetic and absorbing.â Nin Redstone wakes up to discover that her brother has vanishedâand sheâs the only one who remembers him. But when Bogeyman Skerridge comes for her, too, Nin realizes the true danger her brother, Toby, is in. To save him, she and her new friend Jonas must travel to a mysterious and magical land called the Drift. Located just next to our world, the Drift is... more
Caro King has created a wonderful surprise in Seven Sorcerers. Not only has she created an interesting plot and great characters, but she also developed a history for the land itself.
Full ReviewThis would suit older children but just a little warning - it has a slightly scary touch.
Full ReviewJam-packed with magic, danger, monsters and mysterious events, this import never quite lives up to its potential.
Full ReviewCaro King is a masterful world builder. What Cornelia Funke does in 500 pages, she does in 300 and leaves the reader wanting more.
Full ReviewSome of the violence is very violent indeed, and I think I would have been troubled somewhat by it, and by the whole disturbing premise of Vanishing from one's family, at the tender age of nine.
Full ReviewIt is slightly dangerous, totally invigorating, and has drawn me into a world in a way that few children's authors manage.
Full ReviewSeven Sorcerers by Caro King is one of the most humorous, entertaining and spellbinding middle grade novels I’ve ever read.
Full ReviewThis MG book is one for all ages. If you are looking for an adventurous novel you can't put down, look no further!
Full ReviewThe story is quite predictable in some parts but it doesn't mean it's not fun to read. However the ending was too quick and too abrupt.
Full ReviewSeven Sorcerers was a delightful surprise. It takes a potentially overused setting and gives it such a refreshingly original plot and cast of characters that I would highly recommend it.
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