Fablehaven, Book 5:Keys to the Demon Prison (edició 2010)

every character really did great including coulter who ended up dieing in the process. Although am in support of the idea of adding a book or two in the fablehaven series, it has a perfect ending ( )

This was an excellent way to sum on the series. It contains elements from each of the prior stories (books) which is neat to see hwo the author, mastermimnd Brandon Mull, brings it all together. Though each boiok is fantastic and can stand on its own, combining each story to wrap up this series was truly magical. ( )

BOTTOM-LINE:
The final battle isn't as big as expected
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PLOT OR PREMISE:
Almost three separate stories together -- an opening reset of who is on which team, separate adventures for Kendra and Seth, and then a merged final battle.
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WHAT I LIKED:
Seth's story is almost readable now, although I still feel most of the time it could have simply been one kid's story, not separate ones for Kendra and Seth. I like his adventure to retrieve a magical sword, and the final magical battle is decent.
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WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE:
The final battle seems less intense than the previous one at Fablehaven with the dark plague. Almost "battle-lite" rather than the final battle. The final "solution" is a bit simplistic, more trick than strategic, and a bit of a let-down. And some of the threads of the story, particularly with Seth, are left unresolved.
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DISCLOSURE:
I received no compensation, not even a free copy, in exchange for this review. I am not personal friends with the author, nor do I follow him on social media. ( )

The book created the action, n anticipation withits progression.unlike any other of this kind of books, this actually had a good ending that dint let me dowm.two thumbs up to Mull ( )

The book created the action, n anticipation withits progression.unlike any other of this kind of books, this actually had a good ending that dint let me dowm.two thumbs up to Mull ( )