Zoe Loprest
Book Report
Thirteen Treasures
August 20th
The book Thirteen Treasures by Michelle Harrison uses
many classic themes of fantasy such as mythical creatures, magic, and the ideas
of good and evil. When Tanya Fairchild is sent to her grandmother on account of
her unnatural ability to see and interact with fairies, goblins, and other
fantastical creatures. Though she hopes to possibly escape the fairy life she’s
used to, the only thing she escapes is her bitter mother and her mother’s fear
of Tanya’s power. Her grandmothers house is still infested with the pesky
creatures, as well as a seemingly annoying boy named Fabian, a faithful dog,
named Oberon, a Persian cat, and the peculiar stone faced watch guard named
Amos. As Fabian and Tanya live in the mansion longer they encounter peculiar
things and eventually begin to uncover the mystery behind Morwenna Bloom-a girl
who went missing, fairy life, and an uninvited guest Rowan, and some secrets
her grandmother may be hiding.
I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a mystery, and
a suspenseful fantasy story. Thirteen
treasures, although very complex, is an interesting story you can’t put down
for to long. The characters are each thoroughly developed and unique and
Michelle Harrison uses a compelling voice to make every chapter of this book
intense. I look forward to reading the remainder of this series, as I am sure
it will use the same voice and have the same action as Thirteen Treasures.
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