I've read this before. But I wanted to re-read this before I started the last book of the series.
I really enjoy Brandon Mull's writing/books and I am always excited to see what else he comes out with.
If you would like you can read my original review HERE
I actually had a hard time with this book. At first I thought it was because I felt guilty reading a book instead of my textbook. So I waited till after finals and Christmas break had started. I sat down and was prepared to finish the book. Well turns out I just really wasn't interested and couldn't concentrate long enough to get through most of it. I wont be finishing the series.
This is a series I have wanted to read ever since the movie came out. Still to this day I haven't seen the movie because I wanted to read the series first. So I am currently in between my Summer Semester and Fall Semester of classes and actually for once had a chance to sit down and physically open a paper book to read. Since these are so small I thought this would be a good choice. This book has 107 pages and had my attention from the beginning. It is such a cute story about a pair of identical twin boys named Jared and Simon and their older sister Mallory. Due to their parents divorce they have to move into their aunt Lucinda's estate. But this estate is nothing like these kids have ever seen or even imagined in their wildest dreams. It all started with a hidden room, a poem which leads to a book. In particular a Field Guide to the wonderous property and lands around them.
This book has helped me so much. I have been going through a hard time and my "natural" response has been to try and cause pain and misery to those who caused me pain. But parts of this book has helped me through these trying times and helped me to see that it's better to look to Christ and his example towards others. I am still hurt; however this book has helped to remind me that there is always a better way to approach situations and sometimes that its not even worth the potential damage more than healing that I could cause myself by seeking out "justice" on my terms.
It wasn't that long ago that I first read this series. I believe it was back in 2019. The reason why I have decided to re-read these so close together was for two reasons. First they are good books and a great series. Second it has been really fun to continue Kendra and Seth's adventures from the Fablehaven series then straight to their adventures in Dragon watch. It has helped me to understand more from the dragon watch series so far to think of it as one continues series. It really ties everything together.
I know that I just read this series. But after I re-read Fablehaven and realized just how many questions were left unanswered and how open ended the last book in the Fablehaven series really was. I couldn't help it. It really didn't seem like starting a new series but just continuing on. The transition is so smooth I am just so amazed at how well Brandon Mull writes all his books. I really enjoy all his work.
The last book of Fablehaven. Kendra, Seth and the Knights of the Dawn have been working hard to try and keep the Society of the Evening Star from opening the Demon Prison of Zzyzx. But unforeseen circumstances changes everything and turns the world upside down and just when it looks like all is lost. A ray of hope emerges and former enemies band together, century old grievances are forgiven and magical creatures and humans a like come together in one common goal. To save the world.
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