Switch! The Lost Kingdoms of Karibu

by Karen Prince

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Ethan Flynn performs CPR on a drowning victim and finds out he just saved a witch who switched places with Ethan's cousin, Joe. The witch is too weak to switch back again as Ethan sucked up all her magical powers. Now it's up to Ethan to learn how to use the magic to save Joe and stay out of trouble himself.

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SWITCH is a phenomenal and colourful, coming of age story. When we first meet Ethan, we see an incomplete character with a world view limited by a overindulged and sheltered upbringing− yet the reader recognizes a flame within−that innate need to do the right thing, to protect the young girls from the crocodiles, to share his computer with those who have no access to one, to find his lost cousin at all costs. His compassion, generosity and courage elevate him from the young germophobe who is skittish of touching animals, or even shaking hands with his companions, to a wondrous hero who any reader would gladly follow in his adventures in the great Zimbabwe jungle where dangers lurk behind every tree. This story goes beyond a young show more boy's magical adventure with witches and telepathic leopards and crocodiles in the exotic African wonderland; it's a reminder of the basic goodness in human nature and the acceptance and respect of all life and beliefs. Karen Prince weaves an intricate and captivating plot with endearing characters that will cling to you long after the final page book is read. show less
SWITCH is a phenomenal and colourful, coming of age story. When we first meet Ethan, we see an incomplete character with a world view limited by a overindulged and sheltered upbringing��� yet the reader recognizes a flame within���that innate need to do the right thing, to protect the young girls from the crocodiles, to share his computer with those who have no access to one, to find his lost cousin at all costs. His compassion, generosity and courage elevate him from the young germophobe who is skittish of touching animals, or even shaking hands with his companions, to a wondrous hero who any reader would gladly follow in his adventures in the great Zimbabwe jungle where dangers lurk behind every tree.
This story goes show more beyond a young boy's magical adventure with witches and telepathic leopards and crocodiles in the exotic African wonderland; it's a reminder of the basic goodness in human nature and the acceptance and respect of all life and beliefs. Karen Prince weaves an intricate and captivating plot with endearing characters that will cling to you long after the final page book is read. show less
Wonderful YA read full of magic, energy and adventure.

Price's love of her homeland, Zimbabwe, is evident in the story.
Clever and refreshingly original story.

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