The Wizard Heir

The Wizard Heir
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The Heir Chronicles, Book 2

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2020

Lexile Score

690

Reading Level

3-4

ATOS

5

Interest Level

4-8(MG)

نویسنده

Cinda Williams Chima

شابک

9781423136163
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نقد و بررسی

DOGO Books
darkangel - This author wasn't the best. I mean, i could write this book, and if I did, It would most likely be better. She didn't put any feeling into the book. Parts that should have been really emotional and awe inspiring just weren't. The story was pretty good, i guess.

School Library Journal

December 1, 2007
Gr 8 Up-In this companion to "The Warrior Heir" (Hyperion, 2006), orphaned Seph, 16, is an untrained wizard who can fling fire from his fingertips. After one of his many accidental fires kills a friend, he's sent to a secluded boys' school in Maine. The headmaster, Dr. Leicester, a powerful wizard, offers to train him. Initially, Seph agrees but then changes his mind after he's nearly forced to participate in an initiation where he's made to swear an oath to Leicester and allow him to link Seph's power to his. For refusing, Leicester tortures Seph with hallucinatory dreams that nearly drive him insane. When he finally finds a way to communicate with the outside world, Linda Downey, an enchanter, rescues him and takes him to the town of Trinity, OH, a sanctuary for wizards and other members of magical guilds. There, he meets many of the characters who appeared in the first book, including Jack Swift, Ellen Stephenson, and Leander Hastings, as well as a new character, Madison, who can draw power from wizards. Seph and his new friends must find a way to stop an impending war between the two great wizard houses. This exciting page-turner is darker than "The Warrior Heir" and, because of its depiction of Leicester's love of inflicting pain and frequent violence, is more appropriate for older readers."Sharon Rawlins, NJ Library for the Blind and Handicapped, Trenton"

Copyright 2007 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.




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