Avalon: The Warlock Diaries, Volume 2

Avalon: The Warlock Diaries #2

by Rachel Roberts, Shiei (Illustrator)

No matter how hard they try, it seems warlock and mage magic just can't work together. Kara is determined to find a way and asks Donovan to the Ravenswood "Adopt a Beast" dance. Things get out of hand when the imp, Crumble, lets loose a warlock love spell on the mages to keep them occupied while he kidnaps all of Ravenswood's magical animals.

Genres: Manga, Fantasy, Middle Grade

112 pages, Paperback

First published October 27, 2009

About the author

Rachel Roberts adores magic, adventure, animals, and music. Rachel is an devoted campaigner with animal rights and protection of wild places organizations. Rachel’s has been reading ever since she could first carry a book and enjoys getting lost in a fantastic story. Rachel has been a writer as well as a editor her entire career. Rachel says the majority of concepts for her stories and characters appear on lengthy hikes. She brings a little notepad, just for jotting down thoughts. Afterward at her house Rachel builds on the ideas together with feline friends, Attila and Raider. She also is in love with music, playing the piano, flute, as well as learning to play guitar.

Avalon: Web of Magic is Rachel’s very first series of novels.

Reviews

[Kamea]

i would like to read this book online it seems really good

[D.T. Henderson]

This adaption is moving too quickly for me.

[rating from personal enjoyment]

[Hannah Belyea]

Unable to make warlock and mage magic coexist without causing intense damage, the girls are ready to give up, though Kara is sure that a bit of dancing will shake loose their worries - until the animals are captured, a love spell is unleashed, and the warlock minions show their true colours! Roberts and Gan continue this creative and exciting trilogy with another fast-paced and humourous entry. Can the girls pull themselves together before Ravenswood falls victim to a traitor?

[Hollie]

This was a really easy to read manga, the story line is eh, okay. But not great. >.>

[Phantom]

Kara

[Cassandra Booth]

I got this awhile ago without knowing it was manga. Ha! Even in 5th grade I still had the guilty pleasure for manga

[Gretchen Elisabeth]

Complete with action, animals, and confusion, the second Avalon manga book was just okay. It was extremely hard to follow.

[Mark]

Pretty funny.