Tuesday, January 4, 2011

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Kathleen Duey - The price of magic T.1 "The Ordeal"


The world and everything is composed of five elements. There are of course the four basic (water, land, air and fire) but there is also the link that makes all things unique and related to the other. This final element is the magic. And she disappeared.
Academy ... The school is the hardest. It forms the magicians and learn respect for the practice of magic. Rare are the students finish their studies successfully. Those who fail are not there to applaud. Nobody knows what they become. Hahp is a member of last promotion, but he wondered himself why he is there. To hate his father maybe ... If so, it's done!
MIDAS is a pretty young girl raised by her father and brother. Her mother died in childbirth, while she was stripped by unscrupulous magician. Because in those days, that's the magic. It is the prerogative of the weak who can lie and steal. MIDAS, she knows nothing of magic. She was banished from his world. And yet she is the recipient of a gift out of the ordinary. She is the one through whom the magic will return. But meanwhile, she is a child of a father who wants nothing to do all that.
Several years later, Hahp is experiencing all kinds of sense. Fear, anger and hunger intertwine to tell him his strength. In suffering, we learn to master this gift that is within each of us. Some pay with their lives. A

Harry Potter more mature! The premise is the same: a young boy going to learn magic. The comparison stops there. The treatment is different. Here you're dealing with a more down-to-earth. No creature wonderful here. Only a realistic vision of a learning hard and deadly. Because it must be said here, magicians apprentices do not learn in a good mood and joke. Very simply, if you can not create magic food, you eat it. It's crude but effective
Then, on the other hand, you have another story, another time. So, the author manages to create two plots closely related because one of the two is the consequence of the other. Two story-lines independent of a similar interest. We take pleasure in seeing the author to play with allusions from one period to another without ever losing the sense of history. We want more to get to the bottom of it all.

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