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Reviewer: Sassy Brit
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When
three kids, Wolfie, Zi'ib and Tala come together from different parts
of the world they realise they have a lot of things in common; the same
emerald coloured eyes, birth date, a name, which means Wolf in their own
language and, as if that isn't enough, each have a father who is
missing from their lives. Mysteriously missing, that is. They know that
the circumstances that bring them together are too similar to be put
down to coincidence and this is confirmed by the new guy, Mr, Forester,
who rents a room in Wolfie's house and starts talking about his
favourite hobby of tracking down ley-lines and researching the wonders
of magic stone circles and the forces they attract. A complete nutter in
other words!
During a speech on lost energy paths by Mr.
Forester, the trio all have their senses awakened and find they have
special powers, which didn't exist before. Little do they know that for
centuries the Chosen have lived among them undetected. Now a secret cult
who call themselves the Manus Sacra are looking to the young trio to
complete their customs, a mission that will project them into a world
known as "The Hidden Realms of Wisdom" only reached by the inquisitive
minds of the chosen few. Together they must play detective and decipher
the clues of the sacred knowledge to discover the true meaning as to why
they have been brought together. What they discover may not be to their
liking! And Mr. Forester may not be as nutty as he first seemed.
Sam Osman's Quicksilver is a fun book and I feel the author could very well be likened to a Dan Brown for kids the way he has includes many codes to crack and a story rich in plot and theme. The cute and rather mysterious dog, Elvis, was a charming addition to the cast and I will look forward to reading the rest of the series. A great ticking clock read.
Sam Osman's Quicksilver is a fun book and I feel the author could very well be likened to a Dan Brown for kids the way he has includes many codes to crack and a story rich in plot and theme. The cute and rather mysterious dog, Elvis, was a charming addition to the cast and I will look forward to reading the rest of the series. A great ticking clock read.
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REVIEW: Quicksilver | Sam Osman | Marion Lloyd Books
Reviewed by Sassy Brit @ Alternative-Read.com
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Rating:
Dan Brown for kids, sounds fun :)
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