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| Title | : | ArchEnemy (The Looking Glass Wars #3) |
| Author | : | Frank Beddor |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 370 pages |
| Published | : | October 15th 2009 by Dial Books (first published October 1st 2009) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction |
Frank Beddor
Hardcover | Pages: 370 pages Rating: 3.89 | 10651 Users | 738 Reviews
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Imagine this... The power of imagination has been lost! Now it's all about the artillery as AD52s, crystal shooters, spikejack tumblers, and orb cannons are unleashed in a war of weapons and brute force. As Alyss searches wildly for the solution to the disaster that has engulfed her queendom, Arch declares himself King of Wonderland. The moment is desperate enough for Alyss to travel back to London for answers, where Arch's assassins are threatening Alice Liddell and her family. But after coming to the Liddells' assistance, Alyss discovers herself trapped in a conundrum of evaporating puddles. The shimmering portals that exist to transport her home through the Pool of Tears are disappearing! What is happening in Wonderland? Deep within the Valley of Mushroom the Caterpillar Oracles issue this prophecy: "Action shall be taken to ensure the safety of the Heart Crystal. For Everqueen." But who is Everqueen? As the metamorphosis of Wonderland unfolds, enemies become allies, bitter rivals face off, and Queen Alyss and Redd Heart must both confront their pasts in this thrilling, no-holds-barred conclusion to the New York Times bestselling series.
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| Original Title: | ArchEnemy |
| ISBN: | 0803731566 (ISBN13: 9780803731561) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.lookingglasswars.com |
| Series: | The Looking Glass Wars #3 |
| Characters: | Alyss Heart, Hatter Madigan, Dodge Anderson, Bibwit Hare, King Arch, Redd |
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Ratings: 3.89 From 10651 Users | 738 ReviewsAssessment Regarding Books ArchEnemy (The Looking Glass Wars #3)
(4 for the world-building. 2.5 for the actual story.)ArchEnemy is the sort of story that will make a visually stunning action movie. There's no doubt that Beddor can perfectly visualize every aspect of his detailed, intricate Wonderland. But you know how, in action movies, your attention is so focused on the varied kabooms that you never have the chance to notice the wooden performances? After all, who cares if characters are phoning in the emotions, so long as the fight scenes are furious andIn this series, The Looking Glass Wars, Frank Beddor his given us an intricate, highly imaginative world. He took the world of Wonderland to a new level, giving it more depth, creativity and action. This final book takes what the first two books created to give us an action-packed ending. While I love the series concept, I felt this one fell short of what the first two books set-up. The imagination was starting to feel a bit flat in this book. A few new ideas but mostly just a long wrap-up of
WILL DODGE KILL THE CAT?!?!?!?!?! aggghhhhhh! WILL THE EVIL GUINEA PIG WREAK HAVOC ON WONDERLAND?!?!?!WILL HOMBURG MOLLY REALIZE HOW DUMB SHE LOOKS IN A HOMBURG AND BECOME "SOMBRERO MOLLY"?!?!?! i cant wait to find out!!!
It took me a while, but I did finish The Looking Glass Wars series. This last book in the series, brings a good closure to the series. When starting this book, my hopes for it being as good as the first one were low, as Seeing Redd was not that strong.The story picks up shortly after the events of the last book. Here we see the aftermath of the battles. With the lost of imagination it added a different layer to the story. This causes both Alyss and Redd having to find a new solution to the
Before I began to read this book, I had curiously started to wonder how Mr. Frank Beddor would end the book in this intriging trilogy because of the amount of extensive writing within it and I wasn't dissapointed at all. With such powerful extremes and risks that many of the characters in this book have to encounter, it was a complete page turner! While reading the book as each chapter revolves around certain characters, be prepared to wish to know what was happening to the others because it
I am of two minds as I write this review:My first mind admits to enjoying the subgenre of novels that rewrite classic stories - Gardner's Jason and Medeia or Updike's Gertrude and Claudius, that tell a tale from a different POV - Moore's Fool is one I read recently, or that explain what really happened on that "dark and stormy night" - Farmer's The Other Log of Phileas Fogg. My junior/senior high school English teacher had us rewrite a classic from another character's POV (I chose Dracula - told
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