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 Magic Study - Maria V. Snyder
 Magic Study - Maria V. Snyder ... Sitia where she, after receiving a not-so-warm welcome, starts her magic training, which unexpectedly hurls her into the middle of a plot to reclaim Ixia's throne and exposes a plan, orchestrated by her brother, to take her life.Newest Review: ... on her journey by Irys, a Sitian who is leading Yelena to Sitia to be reunited a the family she has never met. Although ... more ... Yelena is now free, she misses Valek and finds it hard to adjust to the Sitian way of life. Being reunited with her family is not the fairytale it could have been. While her parents welcome Yelena back with open arms, her brother Leif and many other members of her "clan" suspect Yelena of being a spy. Despite this, Yelena is keen to start her magical training, because the sooner she finishes, the sooner she might be able to return to Valek. But in the Magician's Keep too she struggles to fit in and is in constant ...more |
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Magic Study - Maria V. Snyder: Completing her apprenticeship could prove deadly (851 words)
by - written on 24/09/09 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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MAGIC STUDY *************** Here I was thinking that I had read all the books in Waterstones worth reading, and then it turns out that I'd missed out on these three treasures! Magic Study is the second book in Maria V. Snyder's fantasy trilogy, which begins with Poison Study and ends with Fire Study. For information about the first book, please refer to the two reviews that have been posted previously. It is an intelligent and well-written series aimed at young adults. THE CONCEPT *************** Magic Study is part of a trilogy based on the concept of a clash between two lands: Ixia and Sitia. Yelena has grown up in Ixia, in the North, ... Read the complete review
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