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Black Water by D. J. MacHale
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Black Water

by D. J. MacHale

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Very exciting. ( )
abby11 | Jun 7, 2009 |  
I'm on book nine, and I think this is the best one. ( )
firestar97 | May 21, 2009 |  
An EXCELLENT BOOK! I'm currently on book Nine: Raven Rise, the series just gets more and more twisted I love it! lol!
InkFathom | May 19, 2009 |  
Wow. Things really kick into high gear as we visit the territory of Eelong... with Mark's acolytes actually in tow! Saint Dane ups the ante and starts causing even more trouble for Halla by starting to mix things from different territories. There is just SO much happening in this tome that writing it all out would take more than a couple of paragraphs :)

Lots of shocks, from the cat-like beings, to the humanoid quigs, to the attempted genocide of the "gars", to the involvement of various acolytes! Does it all blow up in the end? Well, yes and no. But just when you think you're there, twists and turns abound!

I'm really impressed that this series has held my attention for so long! ( )
savageknight | Apr 24, 2009 |  
Young 15 year old Bobby Pendragon is a traveler from the territory of Second Earth, the time we live in now. He travels to different territories and chases an evil demon named Saint Dane. Saint Dane goes to different territories and tries to mess things up and make the territory fall. However, the travelers from all of the territories try to stop Saint Dane and that is exactly what Bobby tries to do in this book. The author writes the story in the form of journals, in a way. Pendragon writes journals to his friends back home, and that is how the story is told. There are also small parts of the story told in third-person about his friends back home, and their reactions to his journals. When you start reading this book, you will not want to put it down. It is exciting and never has a dull moment. You will definitely not be disappointed if you read this book. After reading this book, I couldn’t read another without thinking, Pendragon is better than this. A.W. ( )
teachermike | Jan 31, 2009 |  
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Breaking the rules

Just when fifteen-year-old Bobby Pendragon thinks he understands his purpose as a Traveler -- to protect the territories of Halla from the evil Saint Dane -- he is faced with an impossible choice. The inhabitants of Eelong are in danger of being wiped out by a mysterious plague. The only way Bobby can stop it is to bring the antidote from another territory. Since moving items between territories is forbidden by the Traveler rules, if Bobby chooses to save Eelong he could endanger himself, his friends, and the future of every other being in Halla.

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