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Fablehaven (Fablehaven #1)

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Danger lurks everywhere at Fablehaven, where someone has released a plague that transforms beings of light into creatures of darkness. In dire need of help, the Sorensons question where to turn, now that long trusted allies have been revealed as potential foes. Kendra embarks on a special mission that only she can attempt because of her new abilities as fairykind, while Se...more

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Published April 24th 2007 by Aladdin (first published July 1st 2006)

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Nov 18, 2012 Jennifer Wardrip rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Reviewed by Me for TeensReadToo.com

It's very rare, in this day and age of Harry Potter mania (and yes, I admit I'm a very devoted victim!) to find a fantasy story that can actually hold your attention. With FABLEHAVEN, though, new author Brandon Mull manages to do just that from the very first page to the last. Not to mention, thank the fairies, that there's already another book planned in the series.

The premise is simple enough: two siblings, thirteen-year-old Kendra and her eleven-year-old br...more Reviewed by Me for TeensReadToo.com

It's very rare, in this day and age of Harry Potter mania (and yes, I admit I'm a very devoted victim!) to find a fantasy story that can actually hold your attention. With FABLEHAVEN, though, new author Brandon Mull manages to do just that from the very first page to the last. Not to mention, thank the fairies, that there's already another book planned in the series.

The premise is simple enough: two siblings, thirteen-year-old Kendra and her eleven-year-old brother, Seth, are relegated to spending time with their paternal grandparents, Grandma and Grandpa Sorenson, while their parents enjoy a seventeen-day Scandinavian cruise. At first glance, that might not seem so strange, but you have to understand that their family's relationship with the grandparents Sorenson is sort of an odd one. They don't visit much, they don't call; in fact, Kendra and Seth don't really know their grandparents that well at all.

This is a forced, mandatory vacation though, so the kids don't have much choice in the matter. And when they finally reach Fablehaven, where, unbeknown to them, their Grandfather is the caretaker, they're a little overwhelmed. First, there were the No Trespassing and Private Property signs that gave way to one that said Certain Death Awaits. Now, they find out that however pretty and secluded Fablehaven may be, there's no television, no radio, and a ton of rules -- not all of which make sense.

What follows is two weeks of more adventure, trouble, suspense, and magic than the kids could have ever dreamed of. When their rash actions, and disobedience to some important rules, leads to retribution from the magical world of Fablehaven, Kendra, Seth, Grandpa Sorenson, and even Grandma, who seems to be missing, are in for a ride.

FABLEHAVEN is a great fantasy novel perfect for everyone, from young adults to those young at heart. With a cast of characters ranging from witches to fairies, satyrs to imps, strange chickens and conniving trolls, there's definitely something for everyone. I plan to give my copy of FABLEHAVEN to my ten-year-old son to read next, and I'm pretty sure he'll enjoy it as much as I did (not to mention my mom, who gets it when he's done!). Kudos to Mr. Mull for such a great debut fantasy novel, and for giving me something absolutely wonderful to read during my Harry Potter-deprived winter. I can't wait for the next book in the series! (less)

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Nov 13, 2011 The Holy Terror rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: color-green, borrowed, childrens, fantasy, middle-grade, forgot-to-drink-the-kool-aid, 2010

This book was mediocre. The author has some good ideas but the execution is terrible. His writing is amateurish and frustrating to read. None of the main characters are likable. Still though, I find myself wanting to know what will happen next, strange as that seems. I didn't hate this book but I'm glad I didn't spend money on it.

Seth and Kendra's parents are going on a cruise and they need to dump their kids off at their grandparents' house. Of course, Seth and Kendra are grumpy for being left...more

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Jun 15, 2011 Rollie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

As Kendra and Seth’s parents off to a cruise, they visit their Grandfather Sorenson’s house for one summer vacation. But as they lived in their grandpa’s house, not just the rules are seem to be odd but also the place their grandpa claimed to be his own.

Kendra being the rule bearer and Seth as the rule breaker, one will try to break his grandfather’s rule while one will try to obey the said rule. However, both ways will unveil the secrets behind Fablehaven. And as they venture Fablehaven, they d...more As Kendra and Seth’s parents off to a cruise, they visit their Grandfather Sorenson’s house for one summer vacation. But as they lived in their grandpa’s house, not just the rules are seem to be odd but also the place their grandpa claimed to be his own.

Kendra being the rule bearer and Seth as the rule breaker, one will try to break his grandfather’s rule while one will try to obey the said rule. However, both ways will unveil the secrets behind Fablehaven. And as they venture Fablehaven, they discover creatures and beautiful places but unfortunately set free a force of evil.

It’s been actually three years since I set the space in my bookshelf for this book. When the time I signed up for goodreads, Fablehaven and The Lightning Thief were the books that rocketed on my top wish list. Since The Lightning Thief had stricken first the availability I went for it first. Besides, Fablehaven is a little shy to show up until lately. Three years of waiting for this book is worth it, but more like three years of waiting to be in an updated bookstore is worth it. At last I bought and have read this book after as if a millennium.

I pretty enjoyed this book. I mean I enjoyed this book literally like laughing out loud while I was in my room. I am really light at laughing because I immediately laugh at simple jokes but Jesus! Drop the corny ones and thus the jokes in this book exempt from being corny for once again this book made me laugh.

I truly admire Mull for being magnificent at creating a smooth story flow. As we experienced in other books we are as if bombed in our chair while reading a certain book for a sudden pop up of a concept without a farther or even nearer notice. Drop again this book from the others because this book will not suddenly say “I am a vampire” or “You’re a werewolf”. Mull as if slowly pulled a curtain for gradual recognition and realization of his concept. A hint after hint is a good way of a better acceptance for a reader to immediately sink in the concept.

Since I can’t say other words toward how I’m amazed with this book. All I can offer with this review is just comparison and contrast from the other books. So the next to tackle is the creature in this book—the fairies. Let’s accept it, when we hear fairies all we could think of is a girlish story. Well not all because there are still Artemis Fowl and this book to spare. I couldn’t really understand the authors these days. Why? Other authors, in order for them to show their understanding towards their creature that unfortunately exist already in a mythical history, try to bend the persona of a certain mythical creature by mixing it with love story and thus they think it’s a better introduction for the reader to grasp the new persona they put into the altered mythical creature. Mull quite did an impressive way of showing his fairies without further modification of the creature and even brushing a slight touch of love story. To add my points, almost all of the books I’ve read that have fairies depict only the bad side of them and for a light change, this book has not followed the others.

I highly recommend this book to the readers who enjoyed The Lightning Thief for Rick Riordan is not the only one who can strike you with his books; so does Brandon Mull.

Drink the Milk.(less)

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May 26, 2008 Kathryn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Recommended to Kathryn by: lots of people on GoodReads posts

It was hard to determine what rating to give this book--I think 2.5 is my verdict. For "interesting concept" I'd give it four stars--but for execution/delivery only two stars. On "fulfilling expectations" I'd give it one star. This is one of the most disappointing reads I've come across. Thankfully the final few chapters were decent, so that saved the book from being a dismal failure in my mind.

Without giving away too much of the plot, I must say that this book is NOT really about caring for ma...more It was hard to determine what rating to give this book--I think 2.5 is my verdict. For "interesting concept" I'd give it four stars--but for execution/delivery only two stars. On "fulfilling expectations" I'd give it one star. This is one of the most disappointing reads I've come across. Thankfully the final few chapters were decent, so that saved the book from being a dismal failure in my mind.

Without giving away too much of the plot, I must say that this book is NOT really about caring for magical creatures on some sort of enchanted preserve. It is rather about all the stupid things the kids staying there do that messes things up, gets other people in trouble, unleashes terrible creatures, and makes things pretty crummy. And, yes, I felt that most of the characters were pretty dumb--certainly not very likable. Even the Grandpa--I think he was supposed to be wise, as he is in charge of the whole preserve--doesn't really have a clue what to do half the time. And his half-truths and lack of confidence in the children leads to many problems that could have been avoided had he been more open--and also if the kids had been less obnoxious, selfish and stupid. Alas, I really didn't care if an evil beast ate up the little brother after he went wandering through parts of the preserve that he had been warned not to go. Unlike the kids in Harry Potter, who usually have very good reasons for disobeying rules, Seth is just being a troublesome little boy. Many of the "deep" issues of the tale are never resolved, like how only immortal creatures have no morals...

The writing style was also not that great. A few of the scenes were quite good, but most of the story lagged. Also, a few parts just seemed a bit creepy/weird and I wondered at the appropriateness for children. That is:

******SPOILER ALERT: The children see their grandmother naked--at another point, she teaches them how to give a massage to a troll in order to send him into a state of ecstasy. In another part, the kids have to slide down the utters/tips of a giant cow. Was this supposed to be funny? It just seemed a bit icky to me.******

All in all, it was a decent enough story for me to finish but I really wished the writing and character development had been good enough to really deliver what promised to be such a neat story. There are much better fantasy books out there!(less)

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Jul 15, 2008 Eric rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

At first I was thinking, "Oh great, not another story about fairies." But after a while I realized that Mull puts some very interesting twists in his version of fantastical creatures. His adds some great morals and gives the reader a chance to see how great kids can be, as if we somehow lose sight of their potential when we become adults. A great read!

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Jul 31, 2010 Angela rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult

.I adored this book! Absolutely gripping and wonderful. Wonderful fantasy and strong characters without being too goody goody.
Recommended to everyone!

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Jan 25, 2008 Lanette rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Everyone who likes Fantasy

Recommended to Lanette by: Kellie

Shelves: children-fantasy

I really enjoyed this book. It's different from many other popular fantasy books, because there is a complete family structure included. No orphan, no "who could the mother / father be?", no "who's going to be the 'father/mentor' figure that gets killed?" Not here -- there's a mother, a father, and two sets of grandparents, one set of whom die before the first book in an ordinary gas leak. Due to their maternal grandparents death, they are introduced to Fablehaven and its mythical creatures. I'v...more

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May 26, 2008 Ann rated it 3 of 5 stars

Recommended to Ann by: Multple people!

Shelves: fantasy, katie-and-annie-bookclub, young-adult

I find it very difficult to write a review for this book. I suppose I'll start with the fact that I'd expected the book to focus more on the actual "Fantastical Preserve" - ie, what a caretaker actually does day-in and day-out to care for magical creatures. However, there really wasn't any of that. Or very little at least. It was more like a giant patch of land where the magical beings could exist. Which, is fine, just not what I'd expected.
So, now for the unfortunate things - at least, in my op...more I find it very difficult to write a review for this book. I suppose I'll start with the fact that I'd expected the book to focus more on the actual "Fantastical Preserve" - ie, what a caretaker actually does day-in and day-out to care for magical creatures. However, there really wasn't any of that. Or very little at least. It was more like a giant patch of land where the magical beings could exist. Which, is fine, just not what I'd expected.
So, now for the unfortunate things - at least, in my opinion. I didn't really like the main characters all that well. I thought I did, for a while, but then they were just annoying. Everyone had their promising qualities, etc., but nobody really stood out to me as someone you were rooting for. The children were constantly disobeying "rules" as well as annoying each other. And while this had ramifications, it didn't seem to register with the kids... at least not as soon as it seemed it should have. On a similar topic, I found the lack of communication with the children just as disappointing, and again, the ramifications didn't seem to fit really. I wasn't very happy that one of the "messages" seemed to be "follow the rules because they are the rules." Perhaps this will be addressed in later books, but it wasn't satisfying for me in this book. Additionally, the ramifications for not telling the children all they needed to know was pretty sever, and again, I'm not sure how well the characters "learned their lessons." But, again, it is a series... so....
Also, the writing style was okay, but nothing that really astounded me. Sometimes it felt like a lot of time was spent on things that weren't really that important.
Also, a warning for squirmish readers, some parts are rather nasty. There's nothing really, really, bad, and it's fine still as a young adult fantasy story. But there are some fairly gross descriptions, and some somewhat sad moments.
Finally, I could never really grasp the "world" of Fablehaven. I wasn't clear on how and why magic did or did not work. It felt, and perhaps this is unfair, but that the author was making the rules to fit the plot he wanted, instead of working it the other way around. Some things just seemed too convenient. But again, 'tis a series.
So, why give it three stars instead of none? Because, for whatever reason, I was still interested in the story. Because the initial chapters and the final five or so were well done and held my interest quite well. Because some descriptions were very pretty, and I loved the Lake setting as well as the descriptions of the fairies! Also, I was impressed with how well things came together for the "climax" and thought the author did a better job of tying things back together than I would have expected.
So, oddly enough, I find myself curious to read the next book, but unfortunately I was not nearly as impressed as I was with other fantasy stories. Hopefully the next few will be better!
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I'm so curious about this book! It's Katie's and my next "to-read-together" book:)(less)

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Nov 23, 2009 Brenda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult, family-reading

When my sister-in-law suggested this book, saying she loved it, I was a little hesitant to read it. I thought we really didn't have the same book tastes, but then I was browsing in the library the other day (one of my favorite things), and I decided to give it a try. I absolutely loved it! I guess that means I'll have to listen to her more.

I really love the cover of this book. I'm amazed at the artwork on most fantasy books' covers. It really draws me in, especially when they're something going...more

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Jan 05, 2008 Angela Spencer rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was incredibly interesting, well-paced, and had appropriate tension/conflict. I suppose I had high expectations for what is considered children's fiction. After Harry Potter and the Twilight series, I thought I'd give this a try.
I really did enjoy how dangerous magic and magical creatures are portrayed to be. The author introduced a perspective that was unexpected and fun to watch unfold. What I didn't like, though, was when the plot became intense, the author's weak writing was a real...more

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Jan 11, 2010 Emily rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am about 2/3 through the book, and so far have not been as impressed as I thought I would be--mostly with regard to style. I find the writing cumbersome, the sense of place confusing, with the point of view, diction, and voice inconsistent. I find myself editing it as I read.

The freaky witch with the tree stump and the rope is awesome. Can't say that I really know any of the other characters or find them that interesting.

The story is intriguing, but the pacing is jagged and the point/direction...more

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Jan 13, 2011 Truly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Bingung copas repiunya, maklum di FB dibikin rada nyeleneh ^_^

Berikut disampaikan telaah sebuah buku yang sangat layak untuk dibaca dan dikoleksi. Ceritanya sederhana , tentang petualangan sepasang kakak-adik. Namun jangan tertipu dengan kesan sederhana yang ditampilkan. Karena banyak kejutan-kejutan yang menawan.

Kisah yang disajikan sungguh luar biasa , penuh dengan hal fantasi yang mencengangkan! Sejak mulai membaca halaman pertama, segan rasanya meletakkan buku. Menyesal buku ini tamat dalam...more

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Sep 01, 2011 Kami rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: teen-fantasy

This book was so frustrating. I wanted desperately to like it, but it was a struggle to keep reading past the first few chapters. I had major issues with Mull's writing style, and his characters were little better than basic stock characters. His mythology seemed a little bit contrived, and the history that was offered for it was sketchy, abrupt, and in all honesty kind of difficult to believe... It did show promise though, and I'm sure that the series gets better as Mull is bound to find his st...more

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Mar 04, 2010 Michael rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Fablehaven is a surprising book on many levels. First of all, I picked it up because I had nothing else to read at the time and I didn't expect much out of the story. Fablehaven, however, is one of the better young adult fantasy books I have read. The writing, while nothing special, is competent, and the story is full of iconic moments that seem like they are pulled straight from classic fantasy story lore.

The story focuses on Kendra and Seth, two teenagers who are sent to live with their grand...more

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Oct 25, 2009 Amanda rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: middle-grade, fantasy

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May 13, 2008 Jolie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-alouds-with-kids

My daughter, Sarah, (8 years old, but a great reader) and I have loved this book, as well as its sequel, Rise of the Evening Star. She is currently reading the third, Grip of the Shadow Plague because she snatched it up before I could! Brandon Mull (another LDS author...they seems to be everywhere...) has created a vibrant fantasy series with great characters and snappy dialogue. Because there are both a brother and sister at the center of the intrigue, this will appeal to both boys and girls (t...more

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Mar 10, 2008 Cara Marie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy

The rep who brought in the reader for Fablehaven was really excited about it. And, you know, I'm up for reading about sanctuaries for magical animals. Pity then, I started reading and thought - I'm supposed to care why? I'm starting to wonder if I'm getting old. Which is silly because I read plenty of kids' fantasy. Such a plentitude that I'm probably getting pickier.

The main character, Kendra, was very bland. Her characterisation was, basically, that she didn't like breaking rules (although she...more

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Jan 05, 2008 Tara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: jfic, booktalk, favorites, scifi-fantasy, todd-reads

While their parents are off on a 2 week cruise, Kendra and Seth are sent to stay with their grandparents, which they think will be boring beyond belief... but they couldn't be more wrong! Their grandparents live on the magical preserve, Fablehaven, a refuge for fairies, trolls, satyrs, and many of the things that go BUMP! in the night.

Overwhelmed and excited by all that the house and its vast yard have to offer, Kendra and Seth both exhibit very different approaches to interacting with Fablehave...more

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Mar 28, 2013 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, read-multiple-times, 2010, 2008

Fablehaven is a fresh and spectacular book!

Brandon Mull has done a wonderful job weaving the various creatures of Fablehaven together into the modern world. That added with his incredible writing talent makes this a book you don't want to put down. I absolutely loved this book.

Mull created very memorable characters, whether they be the bad guys or the good guys. Seth and Kendra, are of course among these characters. But so isn't Muriel. And Grandpa is, of course, awesome.

I love the fairies in...more

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Aug 31, 2012 Skip rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

Kendra and Seth are uncermoniously dumped at their grandparents home when their parents go on an adult family cruise, only to learn that they are the current caretakers of Fablehaven, a protected homestead for fairies, imps, witches, naiads, and creatures of the Dark. Seth accidentally sets off a chain of events that leads to the kidnapping of his father and, with the help of his brave sister, they manage to mount a daring rescue. Fun.

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Feb 01, 2009 Taylor added it · review of another edition

"just give me your hand Seth!" Muriel said. This quote is talking about the amazing fable haven! In this book there is many different mystical creatures, but can people see them? No, they see them as bugs unless they get the special treatment that changes EVERYTHING. Seth and Kendra have to stay at grandpa Sorenson's house while there parents go on a cruise. Will it be fun or the worst thing in there life? This book is the greatest book! Well that is only ifyou like a little scary books! :)

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Jul 02, 2012 Shauna rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I have no idea this book could be so awesome! I have to admit.... the cover scared me away (not a huge "fantasy" fan, generally....) but this was honestly one of the best books I've ever read. Fantastic writing for older elementary - but held me glued to it as an adult. Off to the library to get the rest in the series....

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Apr 21, 2009 ℐess rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-read

I would highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys fantasy books with mythological creatures, especially dark creatures. There was one scene that gave me goosebumps, and books don't scare me easily. I can't wait to read more!

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Apr 17, 2009 Marianne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was such an easy read that it was fun. I liked how real the characters are (especially the obnoxious teenage boy, annoyed and scardey-cat little sister). I would let my daughter read this one, it was exciting but not too scary. I'll have to read the others in the series to see if the author can continue the saga in an interesting way.

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Jun 19, 2008 Margotmajewski rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: young and old

Recommended to Margotmajewski by: Devin

This is a great story. Despite the choppy writing in some areas, the plot and character development is very enticing. I'll be honest: this book was very difficult to put down. Just the thought of a place like Fablehaven existing in our world, right under our noses, is very exciting to my imagination. I believe this is Brandon Mull's first novel so I'm excited to see him develop a little bit more as an author. All in all, i really enjoyed this book and just ordered the second and third in the ser...more

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Feb 03, 2008 Jen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult-fiction

I picked up this book after attending a "Meet the Author" event at our local library. I had to fight my 9-year old daughter for it..."Mom, are you reading my book AGAIN?" We loved it. Fablehaven is a fascinating place, brought to life vividly by Brandon Mull. But it was more than just magic, it had a moral and some very good discussion points that my daughter and I talked about after we finished. This book and its sequel were ones that you WANT to read with your kids. And both of us are waiting...more

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Jan 11, 2012 Charlie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Imagine a place where mystical beings become reality. That magical place is real, and it is called Fablehaven. Fablehaven is a story about two kids, Kendra and Seth, who are visiting their grandparents while their parents are on a cruise. Kendra is a teenager who is cautious and always follows the rules. Seth is her younger brother who is a daring and carefree. Their grandparents house is in the middle of nowhere, at the end of a long, windy road. The house is surrounded by a lot of open land, a...more

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Oct 25, 2011 El Templo de las Mil Puertas added it · review of another edition

Shelves: 10-eltemplo, reseñas

"Cuando Seth y Kendra, dos hermanos adolescentes que viven en la gran ciudad, se enteran de que van a tener que pasar buena parte de sus vacaciones en la finca perdida de sus abuelos, se les cae el alma a los pies. El matrimonio Sorenson no es en absoluto corriente: apenas se preocupa por el resto de su familia, raras veces han ido a visitar a sus nietos y, por si fuera poco, hace mucho tiempo que nadie sabe nada de la mujer. Definitivamente, éstas van a ser las peores vacaciones de la historia....more

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Jun 14, 2013 Ally Adams rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Admittedly, at first, this book looked like one of those children's books with a petty theme and a central, boring storyline. These assumptions were formed by judging it by its cover, of course, which is probably why we are told to never complete this action. Nevertheless, as I leafed through this book's pages, I knew something totally different from my previous accusations was in store. At the beginning, the main characters, two adolescent children, Kendra and Seth, are sent to their paternal g...more

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Jun 11, 2013 Zoe rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

(ACTUAL RATING: 3.75) Fablehaven is a unique and exciting fantasy-type adventure! I thoroughly enjoyed it! However, there were some *minor* writing errors, but these defects did not (surprisingly) affect my enjoyment of the story.

I loved the plot! It is very unique and creative! The pace is fast, and this book is a quick read, but the lessons you learn from this story is what truly makes it a remarkable story.
Brandon Mull throws a multitude of mystical creatures...which I loved! I loved how Mull...more

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