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Just because you're 12 and growing ancient by the minute doesn't mean you can't save two worlds at once. Peter Harrison, who is mercilessly teased by his schoolmates for having digestive trouble, thus his nickname of Potty, is thrown down a well by the same said schoolmates and left alone. He finds out that the well is a magical portal to another dimension, in which magic thrives, the entire world is living and organic, and the people are under a terrible oppression by a deceptive and cunning magician named Politikus Mediosus. Peter is told he must defeat the magician to save his own world, and in doing so, will save Innerworld, the name of the magical land he is in. However, he first must find and empty three magic vessels before he can defeat the evil Mediosus, and time is running out, for Peter is growing very old and has only one week to save both worlds. This reads like a cross between C.S.Lewis and Douglas Adams.
1: Douglas Adams as quoted by Andrew Wilson in his blog Thinktheology.co.uk Fairies and Gardens Wednesday the 4th 2012. In addition, the following reflection by this author is also the same as Wilson's and is unintentional, but credit is given to him here as well.
2: Reference to The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis copyright 1950 in Great Britain by Butler & Tanner Limited Frome for Geoffrey Bles Limited.
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kitkatbar29: So this first book in this series I liked. A good plot that flowed well for the most part with some twists along the way, good well developed characters... there are a few technical mistakes, but nothing to harsh. I must say toward the end of the book there were some issues with like a quick change ...
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Libre: I like the book. I read it last but prefer it to all the others.
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ILoveBooks: Excellent read! Strong characters. Engaging and captivating gently. Love love love this story. Thank you.
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Gallandro7: I originally added this because it looked interesting and I was curious how the mate process would go. I almost removed it due to several other books ahead of it, but I took an afternoon and read the entire thing in one go.I was pleasantly surprised at how well the book was crafted and that the mate...
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Ashley: I enjoyed the story. It was a short one so the fast pace fit. I think something should be put in to show a time jump between paragraphs like a "****" just to make it easier to follow when we skip to the next day week or month. Over all a good read.
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Jeanne: A lovely story without endless drama. Just 2 people finding each other. Truly enjoyable. Goal achieved! Thank you.
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Melissa: I like the nice wolves. I don't like the redundancy of her self loathing.
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An enjoyable read that seems childish to start, but grows up with the main character. They writers style was reminiscent L. Frank Baum's to start with, but the tone and style appeared to change as the story progressed. Entertaining, kept my interest til the end. I'm interested in seeing more of Mr. Egan's work.