Saturday, May 15, 2010

MagicKeepers--Book Review

Nick Rostov finally has the life he's always dreamed-and he'll do anything to protect it.
Nick has only now discovered he is part of an extended Russian family of magicians: the Magickeepers. He lives with his eccentric new relatives at the Winter Palace Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, where they perform daring feats of magic to a packed house. Real magic.

But Nick and his family face a new danger in the form of a stolen relic, the Pyramid of Souls. The tiny pyramid has traded hands many times throughout history. Its power can steal a magician's very soul.
Nick knows who took it: Rasputin, leader of the Shadowkeepers. Using his unique ability as a Gazer-one who can see into the past-Nick enlists his cousin Isabella to help him find it. Soon, the two are hot on the evil sorcerer's trail...until Isabella's soul is trapped by the very relic they're trying to find.

Nick will do anything to rescue Isabella and recover the Pyramid of Souls. But will it be enough to save his family?(goodreads.com)

My daughter wants to read this book.

I found this book to full of magic, family and animals. I did love there is a mystery to solve and that history is involved with some of the characters.

The kids live in Vegas in a casino that is full of Magic. I did love that there was team work involved and being Honest. It was nice to see some of the Russian culture and language with the kids.

This is my first time reading this author and I would recommend this book for kids to read.

Book Review=4

Thanks so sourcebooks for the book and this is my Honest Review

2 comments:

  1. You have an award on my blog! Hope you are having a blessed weekend.

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  2. I just finished the first book and can't wait to read the second. Just have to wait for it to be ready at the library.

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