Questors

published	September 11th 2007 by Margaret K. McElderry
binding	Hardcover
isbn	1416936580 (isbn13: 9781416936589)
ebook
pages	368
description	Three worlds, held in perfect balance. Nothing can change that. Well, nothing except a cataclysmic disruption in the Space-Time Continuum... Lu...more [close] Three worlds, held in perfect balance. Nothing can change that. Well, nothing except a cataclysmic disruption in the Space-Time Continuum... Luckily the people in charge have a plan: Create three perfect Heroes, the best of each world, and send them on a quest to find the Objects of Power that will restore the balance. But things go wrong when the Heroes are needed ten years earlier than expected, and three confused kids set off to save the worlds. Madlen, Bryn, and Cam have no idea what they're looking for or where they'll find it. What they do know is that to fail would mean unthinkable disaster. It's a pity, then, that someone is determined to stop them... From the icebound city of the dragons to the magical kitchen of The London House, Joan Lennon has crafter a highly inventive story that is fast-paced, fantastical, and funny. [close]
date added	09-25-07 edit book

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Sarah rated it:

12/17/07

bookshelves: children-science-fiction

Read in January, 2008

recommends it for: grades 6-8

In the universe in which Madlen, Bryn, and Cam live, there are not one, but three very different worlds—and they each live in a different one. Madlen lives in Trentor, Bryn lives in Kir, and Cam lives in Dalrodia. One day progresses normally for all three of them until each kid is pulled out of school and taken to what is called The London House (they’ve never heard of it before) and are told that they are related. What?! And barely before they have had a chance to digest this informatio...more

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Eva rated it:

04/08/08

bookshelves: children, fantasy, ya

Read in February, 2008

recommends it for: fans of Diana Wynne Jones

This is a breezy, fun read along the lines of Diana Wynne Jones (alternate universes). More details and complexity would have given the book more depth and staying power.

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