The Magickers: The Magickers #1

by Emily Drake

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A long time ago, two great sorcerers fought a duel to determine the fate of the world. Magic itself was ripped from our world, its power kept secret by a handful of enchanters. The world of Magicks, however, still exists-and whoever controls the Gates controls both worlds. In The Magickers... Enter Jason Adrian and his friends-who have been recruited by Gavan Rainwater into the most unusual summer camp on earth-Camp Ravenwyng. There, they will learn about their own special talents. They'll show more develop their magick powers and unlock the secrets of controlling them. To Jason, it seems like a dream come true. But there is one thing he will have to do before he leaves this very special camp: face the evil minions of the Dark Hand... show less

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11 YEAR OLD JASON ATTENDS SUMMER CAMP AT CAMP RAVENWYNG, FOR KIDS WITH CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION. HE SOON LEARNS THAT EVERYONE THERE HAS SOME KIND OF "TALENT" THAT HAS TO DO WITH MAGICK AND THAT THE STUDENTS ARE BEING TRAINED TO UTILIZE THEIR POWERS TO STOP THE DARK HAND BEFORE ALL MAGICK IS DESTROYED.

VERY REMINISCENT OF THE HARRY POTTER BOOKS. AT FIRST, I WAS PUT OFF BY THIS, BUT THE READER IS SOON DRAWN IN BY THE CHARACTERS AND PLOT. THE ENDING LEAVES LOTS OF ROOM FOR A SEQUEL AND POSSIBLE MORE. KIDS WHO ARE WAITING FOR THE NEXT HARRY POTTER SHOULD DEFINITELY PICK THIS ONE UP.

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Jason Adrian; Gavan Rainwater; Eleanora Andarielle; Henry Squibb; Bailey Landau
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Dedicated to Michael Gilbert: Remembered for his artistic talent, dry wit, and keen sensibilities, and missed by many friends. He won the battle, but lost the war....
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The moon hung like a silver lantern in the midnight sky; white sand below his feet made a soft shushing sound as he moved.
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(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Stepping past the flag, he strode across the threshold and back into his own world.

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Fiction and Literature, Fantasy, Tween, Teen, Young Adult
DDC/MDS
813Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English
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PZ7 .D78249 .MLanguage and LiteratureFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction and juvenile belles lettresJuvenile belles lettres
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