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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Really nice connection to the previous book. Enjoy the two battles Emily has to face each time she utilizes the amulet. This book is a real page-turner, as I found m heart racing to figure out what will happen next. ( )From the catalog: Emily and her brother, Navin, head for Kanalis in order to find the antidote for the poison that has sickened their mother. Reason for Reading: Next in series. Cybils nominee Comments: It's been awful long wait since the first book in this series that I had to sit down and think a bit before I dove into this eagerly anticipated sequel. While Book 1 was all dark and foreboding, this second in the, I assume, trilogy gets right into the action. We find out all the answers and reasons for Emily's attachment with the Amulet and what her quest must be whether she wants it or not. Her brother also has an important part to play in saving this world. New friends are met and the enemy is shown in it's full evil wickedness. A compelling, fast-paced, action packed story with plenty of odd creatures, magic and hand-to-hand combat. Also an intriguing story, beautifully illustrated and the author has created a fascinating world. I just hope we don't have to wait another 20 months for Book Three! The second installment of the Amulet graphic novels, this book was just as good as the first. The story moves forward at a fast pace and the pictures are wonderfully done. New characters are introduced and the plot deepens. Ready for the next to be published. Merideth says: While I was somewhat intrigued by the first volume of this series, the second installment has me begging for more. As Emily and her family journey deeper into the mysterious land of Alledia and meet more of it's creatures, their reasons for being there become more clear. Emily doesn't submit to the destiny's others have claimed is hers, and focuses on her family and her own strength. Little brother Navin gets more of a starring role here, and it's nice to see his part fleshed out. The artwork is absolutely stunning, and I would highly reccomend this series to fantasy fans. no reviews | add a review
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