Jacob Reckless has traveled through the mirror in his father's study far too often. One of those times, he makes a mistake and his younger brother, Will, follows him through.
Now they're both in Mirrorworld. Caught unaware by a squad of goyls, Will is attacked and now their curse is covering his body in stone. Jacob is desperate to save his life, calling in favors and tricks to find a cure no one believes exists.
Will Jacob be able to lift the curse? And will the price be too high?
The story starts slowly, but does speed up towards the middle of the book. This is one of those on the fence books, it could be Juvenile, it could be Young Adult. The characters in the book are actually in their teens or early 20s, but it is written more for the middle school crowd. There are many fairytale elements involved in the story, and in fact, all apart of what's going on. That wasn't clear until about halfway through.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Reckless by Cornelia Funke
Labels:
brothers,
Cornelia Funke,
curses,
fairies,
fairytale,
family,
folklore,
friendships,
missing fathers,
Reckless,
survival
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