Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. Fans of Mull's Fablehaven (S & S, 2007), Peter Lerangis's The Colossus Rises (HarperCollins, 2013), or other page-turning fantasy adventures will have a hard time putting this book down.-Kira Moody, Whitmore Public Library, Salt Lake City, UTα(c) Copyright 2013. His writing is smooth and easily transitions between characters' points of view without causing confusion. Mull masterfully draws readers into Erdas with his fast-paced scenes. This story has a well-developed plot and likable, well-rounded characters.
Minions of the Devourer are hot on their trail and will do anything to stop them from succeeding.
Now the Devourer is back, and the children have to use their animal powers to defeat it. Conor, Abeke, Meilin, and Rollan are chosen, and, with their spirit animals-a wolf, a leopard, a panda, and a falcon-they must summon the Four Fallen, Great Beasts that gave their lives many years earlier to defeat the Devourer. With the release of Dragonwatch: Wrath of the Dragon King in 2018, Mull had sixteen titles on the New York Times bestseller list.Gr 4-7-In the world of Erdas, when children turn 11, they drink Nectar in order to see if they will have a spirit animal. The book was originally meant to stand alone, but because so many fans had been asking for more, Mull released a sequel, Arcade Catastrophe, in 2012. Movie rights have also been purchased for another of Mull’s books, The Candy Shop War. The remarkable success of Fablehaven has captured the attention of Hollywood, with Avi Arad, producer of Spiderman and Iron Man, purchasing the rights to make a Fablehaven movie. Mull says that by the end of 2010, the series will be available in 20 languages. The Fablehaven series has sold more than one million books since its 2006 release, and each volume has appeared on the New York Times bestselling children’s book list.
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