

In the third installment of the thrilling Amulet series, Emily, Navin, and their crew of resistance fighters charter an airship and set off in search of the lost city of Cielis, which is believed to be located on an island high above the clouds. The mysterious Leon Redbeard is their guide, and there's a surprising new addition to the crew: the Elf King's son, Trellis. But is he ally or enemy? And will Emily ever be able to trust the voice of the Amulet? Review: great graphic novel - Excellent series of graphic novels with wonderful illustrations and exciting plot with surprises. Fat and easy reads, would suit reluctant reader probably. My 10 year old loves them. He has 4 so far, but there must be more to come. Review: Daughter loves it - My eleven year old daughter loves this series of books and so do many of her friends. Great for encouraging reading in a more modern format.







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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,043 Reviews |
M**R
great graphic novel
Excellent series of graphic novels with wonderful illustrations and exciting plot with surprises. Fat and easy reads, would suit reluctant reader probably. My 10 year old loves them. He has 4 so far, but there must be more to come.
B**M
Daughter loves it
My eleven year old daughter loves this series of books and so do many of her friends. Great for encouraging reading in a more modern format.
A**B
Imaginative
My daughter loves this series very imaginative and many surprises in the narrative
J**S
Get those children reading
I have two grandsons who would much rather be playing on the Wii than reading a book. When their father was a similar age I discovered graphic novels. While I understand the lobby of purists who would rather have their kids reading Quo Vadis at age 12, I also believe that some kids just aren't built that way. As their father is now a voracious reader I thought it might be an idea to gently steer my grandkids towards reading in the same way I encouraged their dad. It seems to have worked pretty well so far and at Christmas the little one could be found on the top step of my stairway reading this graphic novel. It might not be Shakespeare, but it's certainly a start.
R**N
9yo Son is loving this series
Another in this series that my Son loves - story and illustrations are excellent, and he doesnโt like to put it down. Unfortunately this means he finishes each book within 3 bedtime reads
T**Y
Great Read
Great series of books that 10 year old asked for after reading the first book.
S**S
You won't be disappointed.
These books are hard to beat. Imaginative, compelling and full of great dialogue.
N**A
My son can't put it down. Help!
My son who hates reading cant stop reading. What do I do? complain to Kazu?! I hate you Kazu for making my son a confident reader!!!
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