Review
I did not read this book. I was supposed to read it but when we discovered the subject matter I did not read it.. THIS LINK IS FOR YOUR PARENTS ONLY. The link only takes you to Amazon, but the summary is disturbing. Pay attention to the editorial reviews. To see the link click here. This book is going on my not to read list. The subject material is for much older readers.
Summary
To save his mother, Merlin must master the Seven Songs of Wisdom that was passed down from his grandfather, Tuatha, who was a legendary wizard. Only then can he go down the well to the otherworld and get a healing potion from Dagda, who is god, himself. That is the only thing that will save Merlins mother. But before he can get to the well he has to defeat the ogor Balor that one look at his eye will kill you. He also has to learn how not to see with his eyes, but with his heart.
Review
This book was nothing like the first one which was The Lost Years Of Merlin. This book is packed with action, adventure, romance, and hatred. There is one scene when there is a lot of blood mentioned though. This book is amazingly good and you want to read more. For one whole day I read it because I was nearing the end and that is when all your question are answered. There are still many other books after this on, but right now after reading three, I think this one was my favorite. This book is for the ages of 10-12 and the grades 4-6.
My Rating of the Book: ♬♬♬♬♬Sorry I didn’t add yesterday. Here is the one that should have been on yesterday.
rambunctiousadjective uncontrollably exuberant; boisterous.ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: of unknown origin.
preposterous adjectivecontrary to reason or common sense; utterly absurd or ridiculous : a preposterous suggestion. See note at absurd .ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: from Latin praeposterus ‘reversed, absurd’ (from prae ‘before’ + posterus ‘coming after’ ) + -ous .
