Books by R.L. LaFevers
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review 1: THIRD BOOK IN THE SERIESIn this third installment in Nathaniel Fludd's beastologist adventures he sets off with his Aunt Phil for the Wyverns' lair. The Wyverns' have been threatening to break off their truce with the people and it's up to the Fludds to figure out why and to fix...
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review 1: Haven't read the first one, but I'm buying it--this author is fun! The book is adorable, teachable, and intelligent. So what if it's a little predictable? Would make a wonderful 5th grade school year book, or a 6th grade summer reading. You could pair it with THE EGYPT GAME. I...
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review 1: Missing The Action! Although the story was cute it wasn't very exciting. I would have though that it would have been more action packed but it really kind of dragged. Nathaniel Fludd finds out that he comes from generations of beastologists, those who can see and look after my...
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review 1: Very fun. Theodosia manages once again to foil the evil plots of not one but two dastardly organizations, with help from a bunch of ragged urchins, an aged Egyptian magician and a couple of reluctant assistant curators. An author of children's novels told me that finding ways of ...
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review 1: A mash up of 1920s adventurers and mythical creatures complete with a high-flying aviatrix for an aunt, it's as fun as the first book, with a more dangerous task. I would still recommended it to young readers, though it irked me a bit that Nathaniel Fludd was experiencing a rehas...
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review 1: My favorite book in the series. If another book is never released, I think this is a satisfactory ending. Many things come to a conclusion, wrapped and tied up nicely, but there is enough left to let your imagination wander and ponder what could be the next adventure in Theodosia...
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review 1: In the fourth title in the series, Nate Fludd and his Aunt Phil must fly to the aid of an ailing unicorn who has a secret. Despite his keen interest in learning about caring for magical beasts, Nate is preoccupied with trying to find out the fate of his missing parents. When an e...
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review 1: Finally, a (fairly early) chapter book series I can wholeheartedly recommend to folks who say "We finished and loved Magic Tree House. What next?" (instead of just recommending another time travel series, when time travel may not be the element they loved). Like MTH, it involves ...
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review 1: Quinn read this one to me, and I will give it a 3.5 stars. Her books are very well written and entertaining. Great humour, fun story. Nate and Aunt Phil are great. Our beef with the book is the fact that it is book #4 in a series...his parents are presumed dead...he finds out...