A year ago, thirteen-year-old David Eliot would have given anything to see the end of Groosham Grange and its ghastly teachers. Now he's on track t...
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Aug 02, 2010
BAYA
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In his second year at Groosham Grange, we find David competing for the coveted Unholy Grail. At first a reluctant student, David is ranked first in his class and sure to win until a series of mysterious mishaps jeopardize his standing in the competition. David discovers that the outcome of the contest will determine the future survival of his school.
The prequel to this book, Groosham Grange, came out in 1988, almost 10 years before the first Harry Potter book. David and his schoolmates More...
The prequel to this book, Groosham Grange, came out in 1988, almost 10 years before the first Harry Potter book. David and his schoolmates More...
Jun 07, 2010
Kathy
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Groosham Grange has been infiltrated by someone who is working towards its destruction. If you have not read the first book in this series, Groosham Grange is a school for the seventh son of seventh sons or seventh daughter of seventh daughters. Here the children are taught magic (including dark magic) by a menagerie of teachers composed of such creatures as a vampire, a ghost, a witch, a werewolf, a two headed head master, etc. One might pick this series up hoping for a scary book but they a
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May 07, 2010
Raymond
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I think that this book is really interesting to read because the book gives the basic story of hero and adventure. The story follows the protagonist David Eliot, a student at the Groosham Grange trying to find the Holy Grail. But he is alway hinder by something. This is definitely something that of Anthony Horowitz's work. It is like his other book with many adventure and twist and turn with every page.
Dec 04, 2010
Lena
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Better than its predecessor, darker. Horowitz pushed his protagonist far and it's quite rare in a children's book.
Apr 23, 2011
Linda
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Entertaining, quick read; finished in two hours. Nice little twist at the ends.
Jun 18, 2011
Colby
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I would have liked the series much better when I was younger. Still, it's fun and whimsical.
Feb 04, 2010
Matt
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Though the book Return to Groosham Grange was full of wizards and magic I found it to be a bad choice. It isn't that it is a bad book but I found it to be for a reading group a few years below us ours. Though easy language and almost lack of real action caused my mind to wander as I read it. I would recommend it to children of 8-10 years of age.
Mar 20, 2007
Parisa
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I don't understand. I thought Groosham Grange was written by another writer that i read years ago...
Mar 05, 2011
Heather
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Better than the first book, but nowhere near as good as any of Horowitz's other series.
Jan 29, 2012
LauLau'
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I really enjoyed reading this because it such a great thing to read!!
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