Back to the Divide - Elizabeth Kay Reviews
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Newest Review: ... nasty creatures in question are Snakeweed, a villainous japegrin (pixie) and his sinistrom (devil-hyena) Architrex. ... more
... Snakeweed's last enterprise in his own world was selling untested potions, with devastating results. Having followed Felix back across the Divide, his new 'get-rich-quick' scheme was to use magic in our world to set up a potions business, but tiring of the 'impossible paperwork' involved he has now decided he wants to go back.
However, only Felix has the correct spell for crossing the Divide - so Snakeweed comes in search of him. The only trouble is, Snakeweed contrives to turn Felix's parents to stone, and worse, anythi...more
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Elizabeth Kay Back to the Divide Pages: 384, Edition: Reissue, Paperback, Chicken House Last Update 17.05.2013 22:33
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Customer Back to the Divide - Elizabeth Kay Reviews (1)
by - written on 15/06/10 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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Having already written a review of 'The Divide' - the first book of a trilogy, I thought I'd better complete the set and review the other two. It will probably come as no surprise that I would wholeheartedly recommend reading these books in order. 'Back to the Divide' does, however, begin rather helpfully with a synopsis of what has gone before, written by 14-year-old Felix (the hero) under the heading "*To whom it may concern* In the event of my death, please read". In the previous book, Felix's death was actually rather imminent, but in his own words : "I used to have a heart condition, but now I'm completely better. I was ... Read the complete review
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