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Firemancer Collection (2000)

by Rachel M. Humphrey-D'aigle(Favorite Author)

3.88 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: When even an ancient spellbook has an intriguing personality, you know you're in for a treat. This collection is best suited for those in their early teens - the same age as the twin protagonists - but really, it's a fun read for those of all ages. D'aigle manages to craft a very evocative setting from something that would normally seem so serene. Colin and Meghan are anything but normal, though, and they'll soon realize that even they aren't the only ones with interesting histories and mysterious futures. The author has woven a very impressive web with these three stories, with promises of more adventure in the books that follow. These are perfect reads to start off the fall.
review 2: Wow, this book was so amazing. It had everything you could ask for: a... morection, magic, adventure, drama and some romance (though I will say they seemed a little too young for that). I loved how the twins had their own personalities and them fighting made it seem a little more realistic. I mean, all kids have fights every once in awhile and if not, well, I'm sure they did at one point and time. Right??? Anyways, my point is is that I enjoyed this book and am ready for the next adventure! less

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