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I recommend this for fans of fantasy, or other books by Garth Nix	fans of fantasy	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
I first got this book when I was eight and I totally loved it! I have read it every year since then! It is about a pair of twins who are born one VERY good and one EXTREMELY bad	eight	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
However, I did feel one particular scene might be rather nightmare-inducing for the youngest readers - so recommend this for the ages of 12 and above	ages of 12 and above	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
I recommend this book to anyone and everyone	everyone	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
I enjoyed the story, but I still don't think its right for pre-teens	pre-teens	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
It's not a sort of book for a reluctant reader, or someone under the age of 12	reluctant reader	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
It is clear from the cover of this book (a woman's left hand, flipping off the reader-with a perfectly manicured and wedding band-clad ring finger) that this is a book for a generation of women who are both used to confrontation and longing for tradition	women	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
The main gender that would want to read this book would be girls because of what the story is based on and because they can relate to it the best	girls	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
I would not say this book is strictly limited to a pre-teen audience, as I have found it to be very enjoyable	pre-teen	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
Written for young adults this is a book that can be enjoyed by anyone who loves a good fantasy story	young adults	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
com rates its readership the same as for Mister Monday--ages 9-12, which would be about right	ages 9-12	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
The only reason I gave this 4 stars was the fact that my 6 yo was too young for some of the content, making this book not appropriate for all ages	6 yo	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
Both the complexity of the plot and the at times nightmare-like imagery may keep this from being a book for fifth grade and under, unless a child in these years is looking to be challenged and a little frightened	fifth grade	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
This novel is one that cannot go undread by young men and women alike	women	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
Unfortunately, since it is a book for kids, it lacks the story development that I find so fascinating in her other books	kids	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
Liz and Maggie are the main characters so this could be described as a book for girls, but the lives of Sean and Dennis are also described in important sub-plots	girls	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
This novel focuses on the issue of sex and it helps teenagers understand how complicated it gets if the teenager decides to develope a intimid relationship	teenagers	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
THis series isn't as good as the Abhorson series, but then it is aimed at a younger audience	younger audience	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
At the age of 11 this book was a easy book to read	age of 11	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
As a parent, I found the book interesting and thought-provoking, but I did not allow my 7 year old to finish it! Don't assume that advanced reading skills make the 7-10 year old set ready for this one, even though Ms	7-10 year old	BOOK#AUDIENCE	0
Banks has writin better books than this book,	Banks	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Now in is astonishing new novel, Michael Dobbs throws brilliant fresh light upon Churchill's relationship with the Soviet spy and the twenty months of conspiracy, chance and outright treachery that were to propel Churchill from outcast to messiah and change the course of history	Michael Dobbs	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Paul focuses on the problems of an intimate relationship and the decisions the teens make at that moment	Paul	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
But the biggest problem with The Last Temptation is that McDermid tries too hard to force a particular ending	McDermid	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Contrary to one reviewer's beliefs, I have recently read Misconceptions and The Mommy Myth, but still found an amazing amount of original research (not to mention RECENT) in Kingston's text	Kingston	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
I liked the way the author described all imnportant and non-important characters in such detail, but I didn't like the way he kept coming back to the question "why did Arthur get the key, why is he still alive, who are Mister Monday and Sneezer"	author	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Kingston's book begins with a description of Prince Charles' and Princess Di's wedding and sort of stays there	Kingston	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
It is a very entertaining novel and all fans of McDermid will relish it	McDermid	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
I do have a suggestion; if you're a "happy" person and like to read "happy happy" books, Michael Marshall is probably NOT for you	Michael Marshall	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Taking David Hume as a prime example, Gellner shows that the scientific, empiricist thought of the Enlightenment abandoned the angel/beast dichotomy	Gellner	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
But then again Zindel is so far above other writers that I would certainly still recommend reading the novel	Zindel	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
The book Mister Monday by Garth Nix , was a very good book	Garth Nix	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
-enjoy the genre of fantasies, of a unknown world, as Nix weaves a wonderful tale of the things that will open your eyes to a different world	Nix	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Like when Arthur first got to the House, as everyone called the world he went to, the author quickly described where he appeared but I could vividly see it in my head	author	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
For example, when Arthur is in an elevator with the "Will" and Suzy Turquoise Blue, (They are going to the 379th floor, so they have the time) Garth Nix explained everything about the plague Arthur wants to cure	Garth Nix	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
It seems as though the author had covered everything	author	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Garth Nix really outdid hiself when he wrote this one	Garth Nix	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
I picked this book up in Bangkok as I was browsing through a second hand book store, and didn't expect much until I read that this was a novel by the guy who wrote House of Cards, To Play the King and The Final Cut	guy	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Garth Nix did a great job, and I can't wait to read Grim Tuesday, the next book in the Keys to the Kingdom series!	Garth Nix	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
Paul Zindel is an amazing author!	Paul Zindel	BOOK#AUTHOR	0
This is the first book in the Keys to the Kingdom series by Garth Nix	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
The book is a great read right until the end, so rare in non-fiction	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
Anne Kingston did a marvellous job on this book	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
The language she uses is fairly easy to understand	language	BOOK#GENERAL	0
terrifying reading	reading	BOOK#GENERAL	0
If you are a parent and want your kid to get into reading, this book is perfect	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
I would also recommend this book as a book club selection because I can definitely see women talking about this in depth - from the heart	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
this is a really great fantasy book	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
get the book today	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
I liked this book, it caught my interest quickly which for me is important	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
Monday is interesting enough but to really enjoy you have to continue the series	Monday	BOOK#GENERAL	0
The book had a far-fetched premise, but once I was able to move past that detail, the book was readable, albeit unrealistic	book	BOOK#GENERAL	1
This is a great book and one that gets you thinking about marriage	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
It was a wonderful book, that will capture you from the beginning	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
'Mister Monday' has everything a hugely popular series needs, loveable characters, a complex plot, and buckets loads of creativity	Mister Monday	BOOK#GENERAL	0
It is a very mysterious book, with more beginnings then ends	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
I could not put this book down if my life depended on it! I have never in my life read a book this fast	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
It's little things like Komodo Dragon decorations coming to life, candle flames that don't flicker, and coins capable of screaming that make this book great	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
Monday a little less interesting than the rest of his books	Monday	BOOK#GENERAL	0
Give Michael Marshall Smith, (sometimes without the Smith), a chance with this book--it is a guaranteed good read!	book	BOOK#GENERAL	0
Personal I loved My Darling My Hamburger	My Darling My Hamburger	BOOK#TITLE	0
But THE INTRUDERS is pretty much a middling effort, at least when it comes to the plot	THE INTRUDERS	BOOK#TITLE	0
After reading several pages I relented and purchased Mister Monday	Mister Monday	BOOK#TITLE	0
Angela and Diabola is one of my all-time favorite books	Angela and Diabola	BOOK#TITLE	0
I was curious to see whether "Mister Monday" (first novel in a fantasy series that has since worked its way up to Thursday) was published before or after James Stoddard's "High House" as the two books have similar settings	Mister Monday	BOOK#TITLE	0
I will be perfectly honest, Mister Monday is amazing	Mister Monday	BOOK#TITLE	0
Set in the Pacific Northwest, the prologue of THE INTRUDERS starts with an apparently random home invasion, murder & fire	THE INTRUDERS	BOOK#TITLE	0
Angela and Diabola is about two sisters, one very angelic, and one very, very diabolic	Angela and Diabola	BOOK#TITLE	0
The Endless Game is the first of a two-book series (the second is: A Spy at Twilight) in the vein of the Le Carre "Karla" quartet	The Endless Game	BOOK#TITLE	0
Mister Monday is one of the best books I have read in a long time	Mister Monday	BOOK#TITLE	0
Angela and Diabola is one of the best books I've ever read	Angela and Diabola	BOOK#TITLE	0
Can Angela stop Diabola before its too late? Or will Diabola destroy the city? Read Angela and Diabola, by Lynn Reid Banks and find out!	Angela and Diabola	BOOK#TITLE	0
In a book subtitled, "The Life and World of Al Capone", one would suspect an in depth look at the famous Chicagoan	The Life and World of Al Capone	BOOK#TITLE	0
I thought that ANGELA AND DIABOLA by Lynn Reid Banks was a good and funny book, because at some parts it makes me laugh and at others it's very exciting	ANGELA AND DIABOLA	BOOK#TITLE	0
For every "Forever" there's a "My Darling, My Hamburger" that contains a great story bogged down by changes in the world	My Darling, My Hamburger	BOOK#TITLE	0
Part of the "Paladin Movements and Ideas" series, this book is an exploration of the latter half of the 19th century, explaining where Sigmund Freud came from and why he happened when he did	Paladin Movements and Ideas	BOOK#TITLE	0
The Meaning of Wife picks up where that excellent book ends	Meaning of Wife	BOOK#TITLE	0
Mister Monday is about a young boy named Arthur Penhaligon who must save his world from a plague but must go through the biggest dangers that he must overcome in another realm	Mister Monday	BOOK#TITLE	0
The main characters in My Darling My Hamburger are two girls named Liz and Maggie	My Darling My Hamburger	BOOK#TITLE	0
Monday allows you to get wrapped up in a world that is both strange and familiar and is a wonderful reading experience	Monday	BOOK#TITLE	0
She's not a great writer but she's a fabulous storyteller and her Tony Hill/Carol Jordan mysteries are the best of the bunch	Carol Jordan	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
but before he can do that he has to dodge fechters, run from enemys like Noon and Dawn, run from dinosaurs, try not to get killed, and try to prevent himself from having a asthma atackk!! But, thankfully he has some help from a girl named suzy, a guy named Dusk, and a talking toad	suzy	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
But when a fight emerges between the two figures - Mister Monday and Sneezer - they both disappear without any further regard to Arthur	Arthur	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Aurther, Suzy Blue{a friend he makes on the way} and the Will now will go through many treacherous tasks to defeat Monday- the Will so that Aurther can claim the key, therefore the first part of the Will is done, Aurther to find a cure to thing strange plauge, and Suzy to help them all	Aurther	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	1
Angela is very excited, but Diabola is bored and gloomy	Diabola	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
But when a fight emerges between the two figures - Mister Monday and Sneezer - they both disappear without any further regard to Arthur	Sneezer	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
He is followed by creatures called Fetchers	Fetchers	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
He also learns that after creating the universe from Nothing (which is an actual substance in this "mythology"), the Architect mysteriously departed, leaving a will in the hands of seven trustees, the Morrow Days, who have become corrupt and are now running things to suit themselves	Architect	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Will sets out on his mission, but soon becomes a target himself	Will	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
But later their parents made them to be christian and the good one called Angela while the bad one called Diabola	Angela	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
For the most part, I thought this book was good and I especially enjoyed Maggie and Dennis	Dennis	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Detective Carol Jordan and Dr	Carol Jordan	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Angela is named because she acts like an angel, and Diabola is named because she acts diabolic (evil)	Angela	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Arthur's immediately visited by the sleepy Mister Monday and his butler Sneezer, and is given a key in the shape of a clock hand	Mister Monday	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
If you have any affection for Tony Hill and Carol Jordan as created by Val McDermid, don't read this book	Tony Hill	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
The girls grow up into toddlers and Diabola becomes even worse while Angela became sweeter	Diabola	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Monday, one of the seven trusties entrusted with the Will while GA is off gallivanting about	Monday	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Arthur does not know the danger ahead of him untill the night somebody shows up at his window	Arthur	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
Like when Arthur first got to the House, as everyone called the world he went to, the author quickly described where he appeared but I could vividly see it in my head	Arthur	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0
So Arthur and Suzy have many encounters and then are captured, and Arthur is thrown into the Coal Cellar of the realms and meets the "Ancient One" who tells him the stories and some of the secrets of the realms inside the house and about the "improbable stair" which only excists if you are able to see it and able to transfer from one realm to another quickly without losing it and being stranded in the realm forever	Arthur	CONTENT#CHARACTERS	0

I recommend this for fans of fantasy, or other books by Garth Nix

fans of fantasy

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

I first got this book when I was eight and I totally loved it! I have read it every year since then! It is about a pair of twins who are born one VERY good and one EXTREMELY bad

eight

BOOK#AUDIENCE

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However, I did feel one particular scene might be rather nightmare-inducing for the youngest readers - so recommend this for the ages of 12 and above

ages of 12 and above

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

I recommend this book to anyone and everyone

everyone

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

I enjoyed the story, but I still don't think its right for pre-teens

pre-teens

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

It's not a sort of book for a reluctant reader, or someone under the age of 12

reluctant reader

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

It is clear from the cover of this book (a woman's left hand, flipping off the reader-with a perfectly manicured and wedding band-clad ring finger) that this is a book for a generation of women who are both used to confrontation and longing for tradition

women

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

The main gender that would want to read this book would be girls because of what the story is based on and because they can relate to it the best

girls

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

I would not say this book is strictly limited to a pre-teen audience, as I have found it to be very enjoyable

pre-teen

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

Written for young adults this is a book that can be enjoyed by anyone who loves a good fantasy story

young adults

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

com rates its readership the same as for Mister Monday--ages 9-12, which would be about right

ages 9-12

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

The only reason I gave this 4 stars was the fact that my 6 yo was too young for some of the content, making this book not appropriate for all ages

6 yo

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

Both the complexity of the plot and the at times nightmare-like imagery may keep this from being a book for fifth grade and under, unless a child in these years is looking to be challenged and a little frightened

fifth grade

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

This novel is one that cannot go undread by young men and women alike

women

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

Unfortunately, since it is a book for kids, it lacks the story development that I find so fascinating in her other books

kids

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

Liz and Maggie are the main characters so this could be described as a book for girls, but the lives of Sean and Dennis are also described in important sub-plots

girls

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

This novel focuses on the issue of sex and it helps teenagers understand how complicated it gets if the teenager decides to develope a intimid relationship

teenagers

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

THis series isn't as good as the Abhorson series, but then it is aimed at a younger audience

younger audience

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

At the age of 11 this book was a easy book to read

age of 11

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

As a parent, I found the book interesting and thought-provoking, but I did not allow my 7 year old to finish it! Don't assume that advanced reading skills make the 7-10 year old set ready for this one, even though Ms

7-10 year old

BOOK#AUDIENCE

0

Banks has writin better books than this book,

Banks

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Now in is astonishing new novel, Michael Dobbs throws brilliant fresh light upon Churchill's relationship with the Soviet spy and the twenty months of conspiracy, chance and outright treachery that were to propel Churchill from outcast to messiah and change the course of history

Michael Dobbs

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Paul focuses on the problems of an intimate relationship and the decisions the teens make at that moment

Paul

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

But the biggest problem with The Last Temptation is that McDermid tries too hard to force a particular ending

McDermid

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Contrary to one reviewer's beliefs, I have recently read Misconceptions and The Mommy Myth, but still found an amazing amount of original research (not to mention RECENT) in Kingston's text

Kingston

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

I liked the way the author described all imnportant and non-important characters in such detail, but I didn't like the way he kept coming back to the question "why did Arthur get the key, why is he still alive, who are Mister Monday and Sneezer"

author

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Kingston's book begins with a description of Prince Charles' and Princess Di's wedding and sort of stays there

Kingston

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

It is a very entertaining novel and all fans of McDermid will relish it

McDermid

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

I do have a suggestion; if you're a "happy" person and like to read "happy happy" books, Michael Marshall is probably NOT for you

Michael Marshall

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Taking David Hume as a prime example, Gellner shows that the scientific, empiricist thought of the Enlightenment abandoned the angel/beast dichotomy

Gellner

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

But then again Zindel is so far above other writers that I would certainly still recommend reading the novel

Zindel

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

The book Mister Monday by Garth Nix , was a very good book

Garth Nix

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

-enjoy the genre of fantasies, of a unknown world, as Nix weaves a wonderful tale of the things that will open your eyes to a different world

Nix

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Like when Arthur first got to the House, as everyone called the world he went to, the author quickly described where he appeared but I could vividly see it in my head

author

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

For example, when Arthur is in an elevator with the "Will" and Suzy Turquoise Blue, (They are going to the 379th floor, so they have the time) Garth Nix explained everything about the plague Arthur wants to cure

Garth Nix

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

It seems as though the author had covered everything

author

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Garth Nix really outdid hiself when he wrote this one

Garth Nix

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

I picked this book up in Bangkok as I was browsing through a second hand book store, and didn't expect much until I read that this was a novel by the guy who wrote House of Cards, To Play the King and The Final Cut

guy

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Garth Nix did a great job, and I can't wait to read Grim Tuesday, the next book in the Keys to the Kingdom series!

Garth Nix

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

Paul Zindel is an amazing author!

Paul Zindel

BOOK#AUTHOR

0

This is the first book in the Keys to the Kingdom series by Garth Nix

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

The book is a great read right until the end, so rare in non-fiction

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

Anne Kingston did a marvellous job on this book

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

The language she uses is fairly easy to understand

language

BOOK#GENERAL

0

terrifying reading

reading

BOOK#GENERAL

0

If you are a parent and want your kid to get into reading, this book is perfect

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

I would also recommend this book as a book club selection because I can definitely see women talking about this in depth - from the heart

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

this is a really great fantasy book

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

get the book today

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

I liked this book, it caught my interest quickly which for me is important

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

Monday is interesting enough but to really enjoy you have to continue the series

Monday

BOOK#GENERAL

0

The book had a far-fetched premise, but once I was able to move past that detail, the book was readable, albeit unrealistic

book

BOOK#GENERAL

1

This is a great book and one that gets you thinking about marriage

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

It was a wonderful book, that will capture you from the beginning

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

'Mister Monday' has everything a hugely popular series needs, loveable characters, a complex plot, and buckets loads of creativity

Mister Monday

BOOK#GENERAL

0

It is a very mysterious book, with more beginnings then ends

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

I could not put this book down if my life depended on it! I have never in my life read a book this fast

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

It's little things like Komodo Dragon decorations coming to life, candle flames that don't flicker, and coins capable of screaming that make this book great

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

Monday a little less interesting than the rest of his books

Monday

BOOK#GENERAL

0

Give Michael Marshall Smith, (sometimes without the Smith), a chance with this book--it is a guaranteed good read!

book

BOOK#GENERAL

0

Personal I loved My Darling My Hamburger

My Darling My Hamburger

BOOK#TITLE

0

But THE INTRUDERS is pretty much a middling effort, at least when it comes to the plot

THE INTRUDERS

BOOK#TITLE

0

After reading several pages I relented and purchased Mister Monday

Mister Monday

BOOK#TITLE

0

Angela and Diabola is one of my all-time favorite books

Angela and Diabola

BOOK#TITLE

0

I was curious to see whether "Mister Monday" (first novel in a fantasy series that has since worked its way up to Thursday) was published before or after James Stoddard's "High House" as the two books have similar settings

Mister Monday

BOOK#TITLE

0

I will be perfectly honest, Mister Monday is amazing

Mister Monday

BOOK#TITLE

0

Set in the Pacific Northwest, the prologue of THE INTRUDERS starts with an apparently random home invasion, murder & fire

THE INTRUDERS

BOOK#TITLE

0

Angela and Diabola is about two sisters, one very angelic, and one very, very diabolic

Angela and Diabola

BOOK#TITLE

0

The Endless Game is the first of a two-book series (the second is: A Spy at Twilight) in the vein of the Le Carre "Karla" quartet

The Endless Game

BOOK#TITLE

0

Mister Monday is one of the best books I have read in a long time

Mister Monday

BOOK#TITLE

0

Angela and Diabola is one of the best books I've ever read

Angela and Diabola

BOOK#TITLE

0

Can Angela stop Diabola before its too late? Or will Diabola destroy the city? Read Angela and Diabola, by Lynn Reid Banks and find out!

Angela and Diabola

BOOK#TITLE

0

In a book subtitled, "The Life and World of Al Capone", one would suspect an in depth look at the famous Chicagoan

The Life and World of Al Capone

BOOK#TITLE

0

I thought that ANGELA AND DIABOLA by Lynn Reid Banks was a good and funny book, because at some parts it makes me laugh and at others it's very exciting

ANGELA AND DIABOLA

BOOK#TITLE

0

For every "Forever" there's a "My Darling, My Hamburger" that contains a great story bogged down by changes in the world

My Darling, My Hamburger

BOOK#TITLE

0

Part of the "Paladin Movements and Ideas" series, this book is an exploration of the latter half of the 19th century, explaining where Sigmund Freud came from and why he happened when he did

Paladin Movements and Ideas

BOOK#TITLE

0

The Meaning of Wife picks up where that excellent book ends

Meaning of Wife

BOOK#TITLE

0

Mister Monday is about a young boy named Arthur Penhaligon who must save his world from a plague but must go through the biggest dangers that he must overcome in another realm

Mister Monday

BOOK#TITLE

0

The main characters in My Darling My Hamburger are two girls named Liz and Maggie

My Darling My Hamburger

BOOK#TITLE

0

Monday allows you to get wrapped up in a world that is both strange and familiar and is a wonderful reading experience

Monday

BOOK#TITLE

0

She's not a great writer but she's a fabulous storyteller and her Tony Hill/Carol Jordan mysteries are the best of the bunch

Carol Jordan

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

but before he can do that he has to dodge fechters, run from enemys like Noon and Dawn, run from dinosaurs, try not to get killed, and try to prevent himself from having a asthma atackk!! But, thankfully he has some help from a girl named suzy, a guy named Dusk, and a talking toad

suzy

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

But when a fight emerges between the two figures - Mister Monday and Sneezer - they both disappear without any further regard to Arthur

Arthur

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

Aurther, Suzy Blue{a friend he makes on the way} and the Will now will go through many treacherous tasks to defeat Monday- the Will so that Aurther can claim the key, therefore the first part of the Will is done, Aurther to find a cure to thing strange plauge, and Suzy to help them all

Aurther

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

1

Angela is very excited, but Diabola is bored and gloomy

Diabola

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

But when a fight emerges between the two figures - Mister Monday and Sneezer - they both disappear without any further regard to Arthur

Sneezer

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

He is followed by creatures called Fetchers

Fetchers

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

He also learns that after creating the universe from Nothing (which is an actual substance in this "mythology"), the Architect mysteriously departed, leaving a will in the hands of seven trustees, the Morrow Days, who have become corrupt and are now running things to suit themselves

Architect

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

Will sets out on his mission, but soon becomes a target himself

Will

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

But later their parents made them to be christian and the good one called Angela while the bad one called Diabola

Angela

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

For the most part, I thought this book was good and I especially enjoyed Maggie and Dennis

Dennis

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

Detective Carol Jordan and Dr

Carol Jordan

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

Angela is named because she acts like an angel, and Diabola is named because she acts diabolic (evil)

Angela

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

Arthur's immediately visited by the sleepy Mister Monday and his butler Sneezer, and is given a key in the shape of a clock hand

Mister Monday

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

If you have any affection for Tony Hill and Carol Jordan as created by Val McDermid, don't read this book

Tony Hill

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

The girls grow up into toddlers and Diabola becomes even worse while Angela became sweeter

Diabola

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

Monday, one of the seven trusties entrusted with the Will while GA is off gallivanting about

Monday

CONTENT#CHARACTERS

0

Arthur does not know the danger ahead of him untill the night somebody shows up at his window

Arthur

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Like when Arthur first got to the House, as everyone called the world he went to, the author quickly described where he appeared but I could vividly see it in my head

Arthur

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So Arthur and Suzy have many encounters and then are captured, and Arthur is thrown into the Coal Cellar of the realms and meets the "Ancient One" who tells him the stories and some of the secrets of the realms inside the house and about the "improbable stair" which only excists if you are able to see it and able to transfer from one realm to another quickly without losing it and being stranded in the realm forever

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