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Angel Whisenant _ngel_hisenant — Even though I have heard great things about his Fablehaven series, this is my first book by Brandon Mull so I was not sure what to expect. The story starts out a bit slow and I was tempted to stop reading, but it picks up fantastically in the middle and continues that fast pace until the end. I am so happy I gave it a chance. This is a fun, action packed adventure that would appeal to both boys and girls and especially to reluctant readers. Both Jason and Rachel’s characters are well developed, smart, brave and resourceful. The secondary characters are equally well developed and so very interesting. Mull’s world building in amazing! As I read the book, I could really picture Lyrian. There are several fight scenes, some with fatalities, so if you have a younger reader, you may want to be aware of this. While there is fighting and violence, the book is not gory. Even though I am recommending this book to a tween and teen audience, I am an adult and I loved it! The story does ends with a cliffhanger, and I am eagerly looking forward to the sequel coming out next year. Quick comment about the cover. I received the book as an electronic ARC so could not fully appreciate the cool holographic cover until I saw it in Barnes and Noble this weekend. It adds so much to the magic of the story! Content: Violence

Brian Oesch brian0017 — Perhaps I am just overly enamored with Sorokin, but in each of his books he redeems all of the boring parts by something particularly grandiose but that seems simplistic. Perhaps it is the concept novel that makes its very goal creating a perfect believable world for the concept to thrive in. The whole world of this novel assumes the queue is important, wouldn't dare question it, not even in a vodka induced philosophical moment. Slight of hand. In this case its the sweet but cynical ending for our underacheaving hero Vadim, the only happy ending possible in a world so bored out its head with waiting, starved for that consumerist high. This conclusion paired with Sorokin's amazing afterward which waxes poetic on the bygone days of the queue and I can't help it - I'm swept away. i hear that Day of the Oprichnik is coming in English. I can't wait.