In Between Mirrors
by Kun Leng
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Publisher: Kun Leng
Copyright:
© 2006 by Kun Leng Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: China
Edition: 11th Edition
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Printed: 327 pages, 4.25" x 6.88", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Download:
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Description:Encorr Wishstone, a 17-year-old genie but with round ears, encounters a mysterious death in the Genies’ State Bottle Race, followed by her father’s sudden disappearance. She then is guided into a flying Bottle by an unknown person with a bathtub of fluorescent liquid... What she uncovers sends shock waves through the magic world—the evilest wizard is alive, and she is not a genie at all. Caught in an accelerating tempest of secrecy and danger, Encorr battles to save the magic world with Harold. As more startling truth comes to light, she finds herself fighting not only for her folks but for her life, which sadly turns out at the sacrifice of her love... "Enthralling...Leng masterfully concocts an intelligent and lucid fantasy that marries the gusto of an murder mystery in the magic world with a collection of fascinating details culled from 100 years of magic history." "A dazzling performance, a delight display of the power of imagination." Listed in: |
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This is your first novel?
Although I'm not quite into fictions,I think this one very good,especially for a 17-year-old Chinese!
You wrote English quite well!
Wish you bigger succeeses in your writing!
She said it was a really wonder story and she liked Rose's style of writing.
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It's definitely worth it!
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It's pretty fantastic!
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I'm looking forward to reading your next one!
Being 17-year-old, though, Rose has concocts such an intricate plot delivering more satisfying twists than a licorice factory that wows flow out from every reader’s mouth inadvertently. She is a real genius and is now demanding the key to a broader world. Why would we resist?
Rose writes with a hand that is both sure and light. The world in which her characters move, is logical within its inherent concept. It is in many ways not too far at all from the possibilities of our own time, and in other ways a metaphor for our own reality.
A book such as this casts a little doubt on the accepted structures of reality; it is about memory and imagination.
This is an adventure of the creative spirit; it holds together very well, there is a new twist and turn around every corner, and the excitement and hence the interest, is maintained. A world, a universe, is logically developed.
One gets the feeling that Rose had as much excitement writing this novel as the reader will in the reading, and the writing style is clear, logical and accurate.
To this reviewer, a very welcome element of this good length novel is the fluid, easy, unaffected and original literary style, quite unlike much accepted contemporary writing, which Rose has developed.
It is pleasing to find something special in a book, and this effective and personal use of language together with this good sense of character, situation and narrative advancement, all work well together to create in the reader the willing suspension of disbelief. That is the object of the creative writer since the first story teller unrolled his mat in the market square.
This is pure genius.Although young,Rose Leng has to be one of the smartest and most accomplished writers in the world of magic.
Originally,I would never have believed that this is my kind of thriller,but I'm going to be frank about it--the most I read,the more I had to read.In IN BETWEEN MIRRORS,Rose Leng has built a world that is rich in fascinating detail,and I could not get enough of it. Ms.Leng,I'm your fan...
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