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Elliot and the Last Underworld War (Underworld Chronicles #3)
by
Jennifer A. Nielsen (Goodreads Author),
Gideon Kendall
As King of the Brownies, Elliot has battled Goblins, tricked Pixies, and trapped a Demon. But now, that Demon has escaped and he's ready for revenge. Elliot will face a challenge unlike anything he's seen before. The Last Underworld War is about to begin.
Hardcover, 194 pages
Published
April 1st 2012
by Sourcebooks Jabberwocky
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In the third and final book of the Underworld Chronicles, Elves, Dwarves, Brownies, Gnomes, Pixies, Fairies, Trolls, Satyrs and Centaurs all join forces along with Elliot Penster as they attempt to save the Underworld from the Demon Kovol.
Once again, Jennifer Nielsen's fun characters, sense of humor, and wit make for a fun read that most 9-12 year-old children, and some adults, are bound to enjoy.
In Elliot and the Last Underworld War, Elliot learns an important lesson when he defeats the demon a...more
Once again, Jennifer Nielsen's fun characters, sense of humor, and wit make for a fun read that most 9-12 year-old children, and some adults, are bound to enjoy.
In Elliot and the Last Underworld War, Elliot learns an important lesson when he defeats the demon a...more
- Poor Diffle
- All the great elements were there again.
- The princess of the pixies' way of speaking got annoying
- This was a great end to the trilogy.
- I highly recommend these books to young boys. They'll get a kick out of them.
- All the great elements were there again.
- The princess of the pixies' way of speaking got annoying
- This was a great end to the trilogy.
- I highly recommend these books to young boys. They'll get a kick out of them.
SM
The Elliot series are, hands-down, my children's favorite books to be read aloud. I get undivided attention from all four of them, aged 4-9. The laughs are loud and long, and the hardest part is moving on to another non-Elliot book when it's all over. As far as my kids are concerned, Elliot is hard to beat.
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Jennifer lives at the base of a very tall mountain in Northern Utah with her husband, three children, and a naughty puppy. She loves the smell of rainy days, hot chocolate, and old books, preferably all at once. She is a former speech teacher, theater director, and enjoyed a brief but disastrous career as a door-to-door pollster. In her spare time, Jennifer tends to panic, wondering what she has f...more
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