Name: rex chekal's review of The emerald atlas by John Stephens
Item: The emerald atlas
Rating: 5
Author: rex chekal

John Stephens

Kate, Michael, and Emma have passed from one orphanage to another in the ten years since their parents disappeared to protect them, but now they learn that they have special powers, a prophesied quest to find a magical book, and a fearsome enemy.

The emerald atlas

Ellie 

rex chekal

Christine

gabriel is the BEST

dec 2022: why am i rereading these.... i would like to reiterate my comment from last year.

Nadine 

Very exciting adventure story for anyone who enjoyed Harry Potter and Narnia type fantasy books. Gripping tale and hard to put down - great for 8-12 year old fantasy & adventure lovers

Sara Bow

Das schönste Jugend-Fantasy Buch, dass ich seid langem gelesen habe! Ein toller Auftakt freue mich auf die nächsten beiden Bände! Volle Punktzahl und eine absolute Leseempfehlung !

The first thrilling book in the most exciting children's fantasy series since Harry Potter. They were taken from their beds one frozen night, when the world was covered in snow. The silhouette of a tall, thin man has haunted Kate ever since. Ten years on, Kate, Michael and Emma have grown up in a string of miserable orphanages, and all memories of their parents have faded to a blur. Arriving at Cambridge Falls, the children quickly realise there is something different about this place - and Kate feels sure she has seen the dark, crooked house before. As they explore, they discover an old, empty leather book. The moment they touch it, an ancient magical prophecy is set irrevocably in motion, and the children are thrown into a dangerous alternate reality of dark enchantments and terrifying monsters. Only they can prevent the terrible event that will ruin Cambridge Falls - and stop the world from falling into complete devastation.

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