When the evil wormlord Sebaceous Ooze uses his magical song to enslave mice to dig a volcano that will help him and his slobber goblin armies ta... read full description
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Mar 16, 2009
Maddie.Spendlove
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Jan 18, 2012
Ravenspell by David Farland is a series about a kid named Benjamin Ravenspell who magically gets turned into a mouse. Two books are currently published, "Of Mice and Magic" and "The Wizard of Ooze". Both were read by David Walker who did an amazing job with the voices and the singing (yes there is singing in the audio version).
I was impressed by "Of Mice and Magic" where Amber turns Ben into a mouse together they save the world from an evil bat who may or More...
I was impressed by "Of Mice and Magic" where Amber turns Ben into a mouse together they save the world from an evil bat who may or More...
Jan 09, 2009
Athena
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What a weird book. Seldom have I read a book more entirely pointless and strange. It was so pointless that I had to laugh, especially when we get bits like the one in which is proclaimed, "Fluke, I am your father!" Which, quite obviously, elicits a cry of "NOOOOOO!" If it had a point, then I completely missed, it, and if it didn't have a point. . . well, I wouldn't be surprised.
Feb 18, 2010
Mark
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This book was certainly interesting. It picks up right where the previous book left off. It's more fantastical than the last book and less realistic (not that the other one was realistic); some pretty weird stuff happens. It does have some humorous moments. It parodies some popular movies/books in parts (e.g. Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings); that's a change from the last book.
Mar 15, 2009
Kara
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This is the second book to Of mice and magic. It still has magic and dangerous and scary underground creatures trying to kill them and still their magic. this is when Ben discovers his full potential of using his magic with the help of his mouse friend Amber who also secretly loves Ben.
Mar 15, 2010
Jessica
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It has the funniest names in the book- Fluke Gutcrawler. I reccomend this book to everyone who has a good sence of humour!
Jul 04, 2011
Jaime
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I absolutely love this series. It's so much fun to read to my children and watch how involved they get in the story! The fact that the main female character adores the transformed little boy (the handsomest mouse ever) make the kids laugh out loud.
If you want something to truly entertain, get your hands on this series. It's brilliant and fun for the whole family.
If you want something to truly entertain, get your hands on this series. It's brilliant and fun for the whole family.
Jul 06, 2008
Lauren
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This is a good second book. I actually cried because it is hard not to cry at mom stuff when you are a mom. They aren't my favorite books, but they are enjoyable and well written. I would guess this author likes science, which I do too, so maybe that is part of why I like them.
Feb 19, 2008
Luann
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I enjoyed the first book of this series, Of Mice and Magic, a lot. I thought this sequel just got too weird. I didn't like the worms at all, and had to force myself to finish the book.
Jan 06, 2012
Zaira (Allisa)
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Just as good as the last book! Keeps you on the edge of your seat!
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