After being abandoned by his real parents and
being adopted by a magician, Nathaniel sets off
to start a new life. Not sure whether he will
become a true magician or just totally mess it
up, that is up to him. Starting off with a cold
welcoming from his new master, this is where
the story really starts to take a turn.
This book brings what everyone wants
happening in real life: Magic. Because
f the wisdom as true as magic and the
action-packed adventures, I could not
stop reading this book! Every time you
urn a page, another surprise is waiting for you there. Even if there isn’t any blood or danger, you can kind of tell if they got hurt or not because the author writes the book in a way to express pain with different words. It is aching for me to tell you the whole story in full detail, but then that would give the story away. Not because I want to, but also because it’s such a fantastic and wonderful book.
Revenge takes up most of the story. The eleven year old boy, Nathaniel,
wants serious revenge after being humiliated by Simon Lovelace, a
young but sharp and challenging magician, in front of some of the most
important magicians during a meeting with his master, Arthur Underwood.
This book is so adventurous--with terrible lies you can never agree to,
yet so captivating!
If I could rate this book, I would need more than five stars to depend on.
The only reason why is because this book is such a splendid and impressive
book, with the main character having such sharp and one-minded purposes.
his excellent author Jonathan Stroud, then you will certainly and absolutely
love The Amulet of Samarkand.--Review by Danielle L.
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