The fate of
Alexa and her companions are drifting on the
Carman’s eloquent details make this book even better than the rest, especially the descriptions about Victor Grindall. The vivid vocabulary he uses illustrates pictures after pictures. “‘She must show herself by tomorrow or I’ll have to throw you out the window,’ Grindall threatened, his wicked voice echoing off the walls…” Carman makes Grindall be like those evil sorcerers that’s presented on TV without the need of showing a single picture. It feels like watching a movie instead of actually reading a book.
This book is once again written on a basis of an intricate plot. With Grindall and his ogres waiting for Alexa’s arrival at Bridewell, the story already begins with a complex situation. To me, the plot is somewhat similar to the second book. It begins pretty straight forward with sudden twists and turns nearing the end.
Patrick Carman’s creativity and originality yet again created another distinctive adventurous book to children as well as adults. Its intricate plot develops on to become even more intriguing adventures that Alexa has to take to protect the
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