Coakley, Lena Witchlanders, 400 pgs. Atheneum Books, 2011.
Language - G, Sexual Content - PG; Violence - PG;
Ryder is trying to do his job
as the man of the house by taking care of the family, but he is very
disappointed in his mother's selfishness to not care about her children.
Falpian has been sent to a house on the outskirts of the country, to not be
where his father has to see him, right next to the boarder to the enemy's country.
These two boys come together from opposite sides of a war that never really
ended to prevent it from picking back up.
While I expected some mystery
involved and suspected what was going on, I never imagined such thrilling plot
twists than the ones found in Witchlanders. They seemed to come one after
another and add to the depth of the characters and made the action so much more
intense. If the sequel is half as exciting, it will be worth reading and
rereading.
MS, HS - ADVISABLE. Reviewer: CCH
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