Heirs of Prophecy (The Prophecies, #1) by Michael A. Rothman

Sep 24, 2012 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it 5 of 5 stars

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First I would like to Thank AToMR Tours for allowing me to read and review this book for the blog tour. I have to say I am a HUGE fan of middle school books. Anything to get my sons attention gets my attention. We both read this together and he really enjoyed it as much as I did.

This story is about the Riverton Family who decides to take a summer vacation with the family. Only on their way there they are detoured to another place actually another land named Trimoria. Trimoria is beautiful and th...more

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Jul 15, 2012 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult, non-erotic

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Heirs of Prophecy is a fun, action-packed book that's appropriate for all ages. Truthfully, it's been a while since I've read a middle grade book, so I wasn't sure it would hold my attention. It did that and more. I completely enjoyed it!

It starts off a little slowly with the Riverton family packing for vacation, but once they take their little unscheduled side trip to the land of Trimoria, things certainly pick up! The author's done...more

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Jul 12, 2012 Books Mom rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, fantasy

When the Riverton family is suddenly transported to the land of Trimoria, their lives were utterly changed. Not only is the way of living there completely different, but the members of the family gain strange and unusual powers.

They must learn quickly to master their powers and the ways of the world they now occupy, because they have set a prophecy into play and will soon be leading an army against an evil, merciless wizard.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. The plot was good, was well pace...more

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Jul 06, 2012 Brenda Casto rated it 5 of 5 stars

The Riverton's are your typical family. Brother's Ryan age fourteen and Aaron 12 are excited but curious about the two month vacation that their dad Jared has planned for them. The one thing they do know is that there cat Silver will be going along with them. When they finally arrive at their destination, in Arizona, their mother Aubrey is less than excited to learn that the first part of their vacation is going to be spent camping and exploring caves. Their vacation quickly shifts when somethin...more

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Jun 28, 2012 melissa1lbr rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: collection, middle-grade, review-copy

Things I Liked:
The book has an interesting plot - the family that accidentally ends up in a strange world, complete with magic powers. I love the device of following strange paths to new worlds, like the Chronicles of Narnia or Beyonders, and this is along those same lines. The fantasy world is complex and interesting, if not unique, and has plenty of cool creatures and odd characters - and, of course, an evil wizard. I was especially fascinated at the inclusion of Ryan and Aaron's parents in t...more

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Jun 20, 2012 Kathleen (Kat) Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Through a fluke of nature, the Riverton Family is transported to the strange new world of Trimoria, where two young brothers gain unusual powers.

An ancient prophecy foretells that they must lead armies of men, dwarves, and elves against a demon horde. One thing stands in their way: the evil wizard Azazel, whose brutal warriors are sworn to seek and destroy them. (rear cover synopsis).

This excerpt from the back of the book doesn’t do enough justice to describe the story of the Riverton’s and how...more Through a fluke of nature, the Riverton Family is transported to the strange new world of Trimoria, where two young brothers gain unusual powers.

An ancient prophecy foretells that they must lead armies of men, dwarves, and elves against a demon horde. One thing stands in their way: the evil wizard Azazel, whose brutal warriors are sworn to seek and destroy them. (rear cover synopsis).

This excerpt from the back of the book doesn’t do enough justice to describe the story of the Riverton’s and how Ryan and Aaron discover their unusual gifts talents (magical powers). They have to learn how to grow both of the talents that they have while keeping away from Azazel’s private army looking for strangers. Throll, who is the ranger and protector of Aubgherle discovers the Riverton family just coming out of the mists and decides to take them in seeing how they are unfamiliar with the territory and how out of place they seem.

Little does Throll know that he has just discovered the prophecy of the younger brothers without even knowing who they are. Together with his wife Gwen, and daughter Sloan, the Lancaster family soon befriends the Riverton’s to stay with them while they sort out a good place to hide them. Jarod, the father soon becomes the towns blacksmith with help from Throll. Will the prophecy come about? And what of this Ogre who cannot eat meat have to do with the coming of the prophecy? Read the Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman to be whirled away form your troubles into a land of magic and mystery!

I received Heirs of Prophecy compliments of TLC Book Tours for my honest review. This the first book in this series, with the second book slated to be on the shelves in July. I would rate this book a 5 out of 5 stars!! A great read with an even better cast of characters!! I loved reading this book and would recommend to all who love mystery, fiction and Christian Fiction. The First Protector has several direct connections with our lord Jesus Christ and how he comes back for his people. Thank you so much for this book to read and review!! If you have a young adult or middle schooler who loves action adventure stories, then I know you will absolutely LOVE this one!(less)

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Jun 13, 2012 Gaby rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: coming-of-age, fantasy, middle-grade-readers, received-for-review, summer-reading, ya-fiction

Heirs of Prophecy is a well developed quest novel for middle grade and young adult readers. Rothman introduces us to the Riverton family with sons Ryan and Aaron. Their father Jared has a love for the simple (rough!) outdoor life. He takes the family to the wilderness of southern Arizona to camp, canoe, fish, and forage. The two boys share their father's fondness for survival skills, which proves useful when through some freak accident the Rivertons suddenly find themselves in a strange and diff...more Heirs of Prophecy is a well developed quest novel for middle grade and young adult readers. Rothman introduces us to the Riverton family with sons Ryan and Aaron. Their father Jared has a love for the simple (rough!) outdoor life. He takes the family to the wilderness of southern Arizona to camp, canoe, fish, and forage. The two boys share their father's fondness for survival skills, which proves useful when through some freak accident the Rivertons suddenly find themselves in a strange and different world.

As the family makes sense of their surroundings, the boys discover that they have new abilities. Ryan discovers that he can channel magic while his younger brother Aaron has incredible physical strength. While thrilled with these developments, the Rivertons are careful not to show their new abilities. The new world is less technologically advanced and their survival skills serve them in good stead.

The family chances upon a powerful stranger named Throll who serves as a ranger and mayor of sorts for the district. Somehow Throll senses their difference but is willing to help the Rivertons adapt to the new world, find their bearings, and hide their "otherness". We learn that despite living in very different worlds, Throll's family and the Rivertons share much in common - such as a sense of fairness, a desire for individual freedom, and a willingness to risk everything for the chance of a better place.

Ryan and Aaron seem to have a special place in Trimoria - their arrival and future are foretold in prophecies and in dreams. It's with humor, excitement, and grace that they accept their unique strengths, the allies that they make, and the responsibilities that fall to them.

Michael Rothman is careful to explore the points of view of the two brothers as they learn about their new powers and explore the strange world of Trimoria. Reading Heirs of Prophecy, I was acutely aware of the wholesomeness of the story and the language. This didn't detract from the power of the story or likability of the characters. I would recommend Heirs of Prophecy to younger readers that are developing a taste for fantasy novels and stories of quests and knights.

ISBN-10: 0985169702 - Paperback $9.99
Publisher: M & S Publishing, L.L.C. (April 3, 2012), 380 pages.
Review copy courtesy of the publisher and TLC Book Tours.(less)

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Apr 23, 2013 Rebekah rated it 2 of 5 stars

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What worked: I love the premise. Seriously, a new land with ogres, elves and dwarves sounded right up my street after a contemporary binge! I really enjoyed the world building and getting to know all of these intriguing characters with their new way of life. The Rivertons definitely have to take time to adjust to the differences and it was fun to see Rothman weave the story t...more

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Jul 04, 2012 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

I picked up Heirs of Prophecy on a whim one day, and two hours later I was done with the book. Let me say, before anything else, that Michael A. Rothman can most definitely tell a story! The Riverton family is one of the sweetest groups of people that I've ever met. Aaron, Ryan and their parents face a lot in this book, but they deal with it as a family. If you're looking for a wholesome read that will still draw in your young reader, this is it!

Aaron and Ryan are definitely great protagonists....more I picked up Heirs of Prophecy on a whim one day, and two hours later I was done with the book. Let me say, before anything else, that Michael A. Rothman can most definitely tell a story! The Riverton family is one of the sweetest groups of people that I've ever met. Aaron, Ryan and their parents face a lot in this book, but they deal with it as a family. If you're looking for a wholesome read that will still draw in your young reader, this is it!

Aaron and Ryan are definitely great protagonists. They each have their own distinct personalities, but at the same time play off one another beautifully. Their banter made me giggle, a lot. Rothman makes sure to show the story from both boys' points of view. It's so much fun to see them grow into their powers, and try to uncover why they are so special in the first place. These boys are true to the age that they are. Underneath the bickering, and the occasional jealousy, they love one another a lot. When things get right down to it, they'll be there to support one another. Thank you so much Mr. Rothman, for writing believable young people. It made me smile.

In terms of plot line, the story moves at a great pace. There is always just enough action to keep things moving along smoothly. My one complaint, and this is likely because I'm an older reader, was that I really wanted more of Trimoria itself. I'm a big fantasy reader. I love sweeping worlds and descriptive writing. There was a lot of that here, but not enough to really draw me into the world that Aaron and Ryan were exploring. Again, I'm sure it has a lot to do with the reader base this book is aimed at. It didn't detract that much from my enjoyment of the overall story. This family definitely steals the show anyhow!

At the end of the day I truly enjoyed reading Heirs of Prophecy. I'm so glad to finally see a fantasy book that is tailored to middle grade readers, and yet still completely holds the attention of older readers too. The Riverton family has a special place in my heart now and I cannot wait to see more of them! Wherever these young boys go next, I'll be there.(less)

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Jul 10, 2012 Vidya-BooksAreMagic rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads, blog-tour, fantasy, family, middle-grade

The beautiful family of Rivertons - Dad Jared, Mom Aubrey and sons Ryan and Aaron - had planned to enjoy their summer vacation in Arizona (their father's 'surprise' place to the family). When they were camping in Arizona, by some unexpected accident that none of them understands, they land in a strange land called Trimoria. As soon as the family arrives there, they each seem to have gained some magical powers, which they didn't yet realize. Soon, they were given shelter by the town's Protector,...more

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Jul 12, 2012 Judy Thomas rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-mg

I'm always looking for new books as part of my job as manager of children's services at our local library (MoCS=children's librarian without a library degree). So, when I had the chance to review this book--I jumped at it.

It had everything kids today are looking for--fantasy, adventure, with just the tiniest smidgin of a thought of romance.

Adults reading this book may hear echoes of an old Saturday morning TV show--Land of the Lost-- only there are no dinosaurs in this tale. There are, however,...more

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Apr 29, 2013 Nazish Ahmed (Nazish Reads) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, blog-tours, books-i-read-in-2013, reviews, middle-grade

To view the full post and other reviews, click here Prophecies: Book 1 Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman

Gore: No, just a few dead bodies, but nothing gory or creepy.
Magic: Yes
Romance: Not much, just kissing on the cheek, basically it's cute since Aaron is only 12 and Ryan is 14 years old

Action: 4 stars
Pacing: 3 stars
Plot: 4 stars
Cover: 4 stars

When I first heard of this series, it was a few months ago, I had some expectations about this book, but when I read and finished it, it ended up bei...more

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Sep 24, 2012 Ashley (Firestarbooks) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-tour, must-review

This book reminded me of The Pendragon Adventures Series, Gregor the Overlander, and the Mother-Earth Series. I just adore MG adventure, fantasy books! Seriously, one of my favourite genres. This book had it all, magic, powers, dwarves, elves, and many more! Oh, I recently watched Lord of the Rings movies and I really felt this had aspects of LotR (more on this later).

What I love the most about the book was that it involved the whole family and not just the children (yes! Mother, and father!) I...more

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Sep 27, 2012 Unabridged Bookshelf rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman is an imaginative beginning to what I suspect will be a great series. The Riverton family goes on vacation to Arizona, only to find themselves in a new land called Trimoria. Trimoria is a land under the control of the dark wizard, and resembles the Dark Ages. There is no technology or indoor plumbing. The young boys, Aaron and Ryan Riverton soon realize they gained abilities in Trimoria that they did not have before. This makes them a threat for the ruling...more

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Aug 04, 2012 Chrystal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 50-book-challenge-2012

I fell in love with the Riverton family and their new found friends of Trimoria. This middle grade book is filled with exciting action, lots of adventure, friendships being forged and even little hints of love. It reminds me of a combination of Harry Potter meets Lord of the Rings.

The Riverton's were somehow transferred to Tirmoria without knowing why or how they even got there. They learned that things were much different in their new surroundings and adapted quickly to all the changes happen...more I fell in love with the Riverton family and their new found friends of Trimoria. This middle grade book is filled with exciting action, lots of adventure, friendships being forged and even little hints of love. It reminds me of a combination of Harry Potter meets Lord of the Rings.

The Riverton's were somehow transferred to Tirmoria without knowing why or how they even got there. They learned that things were much different in their new surroundings and adapted quickly to all the changes happening to them - including finding out that they were now stronger than before or had magical abilities. Most people would be shocked by this, but the Riverton's take it all in stride and try their best to fit in. After finding out that they are part of a destiny that is bigger than anything they could have dreamed of, they work their hardest to use their new found abilities for the greater good.

During this time the Riverton's and the Lancaster's, the family that has taken them in, have forged an unshakable friendship. They become one fierce group when called upon to battle the evil wizard, Azazel. Though they are few in number, they make up for it with intelligence, magical abilities and sheer brute force. Ryan and Aaron both face different dilemmas in the story and learn quite a few morals along the way.

Throughout the novel, the families make friends with ogres, elves and dwarves alike and create one strong group to battle the upcoming evil forces that are looming just ahead. I think this grouping of the different races is amazing and it brings the groups together who would otherwise have either ignored one another or fought amongst themselves.

My favourite characters have to be the ogre named Ohaobbok, who only eats veggies; Silver the household cat that has come along for the magical journey and is not a gigantic swamp cat; and Sloane, the Protector-General's daguther, as I think there is more to her than we first see.

I am eager to jump into the second book, Tools of Prophecy, in the series to see what happens next with my favourite characters. This series is great for middle grade, young adult and adult as all age groups will find something to enjoy within the pages of this book. I highly suggest it to families who read together as it is quite and exciting read and gets your imagination going.(less)

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Jul 23, 2012 Mundie Moms & Mundie Kids rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Fans of fantasy will enjoy this new series from Michael Rothman. Packed with adventure, plenty of fantasy elements, and an age appropriate romance, readers of all ages will enjoy this new magical journey into a land unlike any other.

For the Riverton family, a fun summer vacation to AZ sounded like the perfect retreat from their beautiful home in the Pacific Northwest. Little did they know their trip would forever change their lives, as they are transported to a magical land unlike anything they...more Fans of fantasy will enjoy this new series from Michael Rothman. Packed with adventure, plenty of fantasy elements, and an age appropriate romance, readers of all ages will enjoy this new magical journey into a land unlike any other.

For the Riverton family, a fun summer vacation to AZ sounded like the perfect retreat from their beautiful home in the Pacific Northwest. Little did they know their trip would forever change their lives, as they are transported to a magical land unlike anything they ever imagined. It's here upon their arrival in a land full of magic, mythical beings, and danger do they learn their boys's arrivals had long been foretold in an ancient prophecy. In fulfilling their destiny, Aaron and Ryan both inherit strong magical abilities. In land where those who possess magic are banned/killed, both boys learn to grow up fast and quickly learn how to harness their new found abilities.

I really enjoyed the fantasy element of this book, and the adventure this family goes on. While this story follows the brothers, I liked that the story focused on the family and their new friends. I love that strong family bond that the Riverton's have, and how they're all in this together. The boys themselves are fun characters to read about, and I liked how they both embrace their difference, as well and learn to work together. Another think I liked about this book is the fact this story spans the course of two years, leading up into the second book in this series. There's also a cast of lively characters whom I enjoyed meeting as well.

What I had a hard time with is the story's pacing, and the length of the book. Don't get me wrong, I love a big book, but I feel that any book, whether it's fantasy, adventure, romance etc. is over 200 pages it needs to keep a good pace in order for the reader me to stay engaged with the story line. This book being 369 pages lost my interest a few times. There were times I felt the pacing was very slow, and other times I felt there were a few too many overly descriptive scenes that took me out of the story, vs keeping me hooked with it. I appreciated what the author was trying to do, but for me personally it didn't hook me enough to love the story, though overall I felt like it was still a good read.

If you're looking for a good, clean cut fantasy loaded with adventure, a close knit family, magic and a touch of romance I'd recommend picking this book up(less)

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Jul 19, 2012 Chapter by Chapter rated it 4 of 5 stars

A fun read for the whole family, Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman will open up the imagination of young and old(er) alike! Think Journey to the Centre of the Universe meets World of Warcraft (kinda sorta). Oh ya, I said that.

The story follows the Riverton family as they embark on a family vacation and find themselves somehow transported to another world, called Trimoria. It is here that they learn that they are all part of a vital part to the Prophecy of the First Protector that will help...more A fun read for the whole family, Heirs of Prophecy by Michael A. Rothman will open up the imagination of young and old(er) alike! Think Journey to the Centre of the Universe meets World of Warcraft (kinda sorta). Oh ya, I said that.

The story follows the Riverton family as they embark on a family vacation and find themselves somehow transported to another world, called Trimoria. It is here that they learn that they are all part of a vital part to the Prophecy of the First Protector that will help them fight the evil and the demon horde which are fast approaching.

As an adult, I found the book to be very entertaining although there were parts that I had trouble grasping. For example, the Riverton family were pretty quick to accept that they were no longer going home. The knowledge of having magical abilities seemed to almost not phase them, and the need to now live like back in the pioneer days was completely fine and dandy…but I guess “do as the Romans do”! There are others, but to bring them up may cause some spoilery issues. Though when seen through the eyes of a younger generation, these points may not even trigger so much as a blip on their radars.

The cast of characters are loveable and have personalities all of their own! I’m not only talking about the Riverton family themselves (Brothers Ryan and Aaron, father – Jared, and mother – Aubrey) … I’m talking about all the other characters that get introduced into this novel! There’s Throll, the protector of Aubgherle who, with the help of his family, aids the Rivertons in finding a place and home in this new land, an ogre (YES OGRE!) named Ohaobbok who I just absolutely adored! We’ve got elves and dwarves, and let’s not forget the evil sorcerer himself, Azazal.

Just how evil is Azazel? Well, let’s see. He took it upon himself to rid the world of any other wizards/sorcerers so that he would be the only one. He gave the orders to kill children who are potential wizards, as well as anyone who gets in the way. Of course he would have some other lackeys do the dirty work for him, but when push comes to shove, he would be more than happy to deliver the killing blow.

The world created by author, Michael A. Rothman is one that is completely magical. The interactions that we see between the characters are delightful and some parts are very endearing. True to any YA read, we do encounter the topic of bullying all thanks to Slug (aka Sling) and his crew of thugs, Dominic and Kendrick. Just how much of a bully are these boys? You’ll have to read the book to find out, but rest assured that someone from this crew plays a big part in how things go down!

An adventure like no other, Heirs of Prophecy is a read that will take you on a trip you won’t soon forget.(less)

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Jun 22, 2012 Carrie Ardoin rated it 5 of 5 stars

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The Riverton family is taking a summer-long vacation. Dad Jared is being very mysterious about their destination, but sons Ryan and Arron are excited...their mom Aubrey, not so much. But when their camping trip in Arizona goes wrong, they end up in a land that seems to be from another time--no cars, airplanes...and they have ogres and gnomes!

Luckily the Rivertons are taken in by the kindly Lancaster family, and they soon come to love the simple, hard working life they lead on the family's farm....more The Riverton family is taking a summer-long vacation. Dad Jared is being very mysterious about their destination, but sons Ryan and Arron are excited...their mom Aubrey, not so much. But when their camping trip in Arizona goes wrong, they end up in a land that seems to be from another time--no cars, airplanes...and they have ogres and gnomes!

Luckily the Rivertons are taken in by the kindly Lancaster family, and they soon come to love the simple, hard working life they lead on the family's farm. The Riverton family has one issue though--when they stepped into this strange land, they gained magical powers...healing, superstrength, and the ability to control lightning. Unfortunately for them, the evil wizard who rules the land is determined that he should be the only magical person...so he sets out to destroy them. The Rivertons and Lancasters must band together to defeat the evil that threatens both their families.

I LOOOOOVED this book! It was a totally fresh take on the fantasy genre, but there were elements that reminded me of some of my favorite books--Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings seemed to be influences on this author.

Every member of both the Riverton and Lancaster families was totally awesome and likable. But, that didn't mean they were perfect. Brothers Ryan and Aaron both struggled with jealousy issues and each thinking the other was his father's favorite. Throll Lancaster and his wife Gwen were so sweet and kind, and their daughter Sloane, though 11, was kick-ass and not afraid of anything.

It was so cool to see a story that featured a whole family, rather than just the kids, going through an adventure. The story was told in thrid person, which allowed the reader to get the full scope on what all the characters were doing. I loved seeing the modern Riverton kids (and parents for that matter) coming into their magical powers.

The book had just enough action to keep an older reader like me entertained, but it was not too scary, which is nice for middle grade readers. There were battle scenes but not a lot of blood and gore. There are some mentions of dead bodies and people being incinerated, so if you have a younger reader you should watch out for that.

Heirs of Prophecy was simply magical, and I couldn't read it fast enough. I would recommend this book to fantasy fans of any age.(less)

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Apr 05, 2013 Jim Williamson rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is one of those very rare books that kept me from getting a good night's sleep. The list of books that keep me reading until the end no matter how much I know I need to be sleeping is very short.
I picked it up on a lark the other day, as something to pass the time, and could not put it down. The story is captivating from the beginning, and moves well.

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Jul 15, 2012 Leah rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved this book. It's for young kids so it was pretty easy to read. I don't know why I wasn't so into fantasy when I was younger, but I'm glad that these days the young 'uns have so many awesome reading options, including books like the Percy Jackson series and of course this one. I love books that really get people to use their imagination!

I enjoyed this book. The world building is marvelous and easy to follow. I also like the fact that the characters are one family experiencing the magic and...more

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Jan 21, 2013 Donna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kids-books

Adventure fantasy novel about a family that gets transported back into time and into another world. It is fast-paced and intriguing. The main characters are believable and readers can relate to them. This world, Trimoria, has wizards, ogres, dwarfs, and magic. The Riverton family has gained some unusual powers in the transfer and because they set the prophecy into action, they need these powers to fight the bad and restore the good to the land.

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Jul 31, 2012 Proud Book Nerd rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-tours, fantasy, kismet-book-touring, mg, wizards

Overall, I enjoyed this. I have some small issues with it, but nothing that made me dislike the book.

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Jan 22, 2013 Millicent Ashby rated it 4 of 5 stars

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The first couple of chapters were hard to get into , but it picked up rather quickly. Now curious to see what will happen in the next one.

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Mar 20, 2013 Sandi rated it 5 of 5 stars

The Advanced Review Copy was amazing. I can't wait for the rest of the world to read this story!

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Jul 03, 2012 Mary rated it 5 of 5 stars

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