Mosaic by Chris Keaton and
Rick Taubold 4 star review
A
mosaic that had trapped all magically beings was broken apart
thousands of years earlier. The remains are in the basement of a
small museum in a small midwestern town. Twins Chloe and Zoe’s
grandmother runs the museum with their help. When they discover
missing pieces, and Chloe realizes she can put them in, their
adventures begin. Filled with all sorts of magical creatures,
including good and bad witches, this was a scary but fun read.
Eye
of the World by Robert Jordan 5 star review
The
first book in Robert Jordan’s series was just that, an eye into the
world of the series, an introduction of many of the characters, and a
great fantasy story. When the three young men, Rand, Perrin and Mat
left their sleepy hamlet, they were only beginning to believe that
all the tales they’d heard growing up were true. The world-building
is first rate, and each character has their part to play.
I
feel like I’m going on an adventure of my own as I continue to read
the series. This is what epic fantasy should be.
I had trouble copying and pasting the cover images Tuesday night, but was able to this morning.
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