Rise of the Evening Star is the second entry in the Fablehaven series, and Seth and Kendra's entry into the world of Fablehaven continues. While the first book focuses just upon the Fablehaven preserve, Rise of the Evening Star expands upon the world in which it resides. While many of the challenges presented to the protagonists in the first book are self made, in this novel the challenges and foes come from an evil society aligned against the interests of the preserve. The level of intrigue and misdirection created by the antagonists makes for some interesting twists and turns throughout the story, and kept me turning the pages long after I should have gone to sleep for the night.
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Showing posts with label Fablehaven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fablehaven. Show all posts
Thursday, September 27, 2018
Rise of the Evening Star
Fablehaven: Rise of the Evening Star, Brandon Mull, 441 pages, 2007
Friday, September 21, 2018
Fablehaven
Fablehaven, Brandon Mull, 359 Pages
Fablehaven is Brandon Mull's first book in the Fablehaven series, a series that follows the growth of two siblings, Kendra and Seth, as they seek to defend a preserve populated by fairies and other mythical creatures. For those who are fans of young adult series like Harry Potter or Percy Jackson, this is right up their alley. The world built by Mull's book is engaging, and the characters show promise for growth and learning as the series progresses. Kendra and Seth balance each other nicely, and the supporting characters are rich and engaging.
Fablehaven is Brandon Mull's first book in the Fablehaven series, a series that follows the growth of two siblings, Kendra and Seth, as they seek to defend a preserve populated by fairies and other mythical creatures. For those who are fans of young adult series like Harry Potter or Percy Jackson, this is right up their alley. The world built by Mull's book is engaging, and the characters show promise for growth and learning as the series progresses. Kendra and Seth balance each other nicely, and the supporting characters are rich and engaging.
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