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Magic, Madness, and Mischief
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“I’m not truly the target audience for this book as it is more of a pre-young adult book. But I enjoy this author so, why not?
Over all a very enjoyable story that has a bit of Harry Potter mixed with Percy Jackson mixed with a mid-west hippie vibe.
Kalvan is 13 and in the midst of typical teenage angst when his life changes because he unknowingly summons a fire hare. This act opens up magical abilities and starts him down a path to safe the world, or at least St Paul MN.
It is so difficult to find good middle grade stories that are well written and have a male lead character that actually has depth and isn’t too formulaic.
Mr McCullough does a nice job creating a vibrant world of magic, set with a “present day” feel. He is able to write the character of Kalvan to be true and real.
The story kept me in engaged with the characters and their journey. I wanted to see Kalvan save the day, or at least his own behind. For a younger reader who wants a world of magic, this is a great way to jump in.”
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