After he left Godrick's Hollow where did Grindlewald go?
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If you are a fan of Harry Potter you will want to see this.  Among other things this film shows Grindlewald 19 years before his duel with Dumbledore.  This might be the first of a series.  If not it is also a stand alone story.
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I can't believe it's over. The last book is my fave. I just hated Snape died. But I was so glad he turned out good. I knew he was! I also liked how they made Dumbledore not as godlike as he seemed to be. That he's just a normal guy (who's super smart). :D I also like the last bit 20 yrs later. It gave us fans nice closer. As much closer as you can get. I'd of course love more harry potter. I can't wait to read what JK Rowling puts out next. I hear it's a detective story.
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What a wonderful conclusion to this great series! Library of Souls continues immediately after Hollow City. Jacob, Emma, and Addison are cowering in an attacked train station with a hollow staring them down.

Jacob has just discovered he can control the hollow. Emma is exhausted and running on empty. Addison, the peculiar dog, is trying to track the kidnapped peculiars. The wights are chasing them.

Things don't look so good for Jacob, Emma, and Addison or their kidnapped friends. They end up in what was once a punishment loop before being taken over by the wights: Devils Acre. They find some people who might be able to help them and they hear the wights real plan.

Caul, the leader of the wights, wants to find the lost loop of Abaton. Abaton is the legendary loop where peculiar souls go when peculiars die. There the peculiar souls are stored in the Library of Souls. Caul wants to find Abaton and the Library of Souls so that he can become king of peculiardom. It is an ambitious plan.

Jacob and Emma are the ones who might be able to save their friends and stop Caul from taking over the world. However, Devils Acre isn't exactly what it seems and Jacob and Emma don't know who they can really trust.

Like the previous two books, old photos play a part in Library of Souls. It is amazing how Ransom Riggs has woven these old photographs seamlessly into his story. I will also tell you one very important thing: Go read this amazing series!

This review first appeared at Orandi et Legendi (http://catholicamanda.com).
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The Boggart is a magical spirit who is like a tradition to a Scottish clan. He loves to play tricks. And sleep. That is how he got in trouble,which he is. The Volniks inherited Castle Keep and took the desk he was sleeping  in home. Can he get back to Scotland?
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I love all the Harry Potter books and there are some great nods to the previous series in this! Also Grindlewald!!!
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The Realms There Under, a novel by Ross Lawhead, takes the reader on a journey through fantasy and other realms.  Daniel Tully and Freya Reynolds are the key characters, sharing a birthday and a destiny that will carry them beyond the world they see to a time of knights and dragons.  We are introduced to the main characters in the beginning of the novel by reading that they were lost for almost 2 months having disappeared while on a school field trip.  Ross Lawhead does a fine job setting up the characters by using a "then and now" system of writing.  Daniel and Freya are revealed to the reader through use of flashback that coincides with the dilemmas they are currently facing.
The reader discovers that Daniel and Freya have the ability to travel between worlds by walking through enchanted archways and gates.  As children they become an integral part in saving the world from an evil that has been spreading across their homeland.  As adults they encounter this same evil, having believed to have been destroyed.  The reader is easily hooked on the adventure of the young versions of Daniel and Freya.  However there is a lack of action in their adult storyline.  Ross Lawhead takes an odd turn by introducing a side story, though ultimately bringing it home, hinders the flow of the story.
The ending opens up more questions, which should segue into part two of trilogy.  As a lover of adventure and fantasy, I look forward to reading the continuing stories of Daniel and Freya.
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This is a must read for anyone who has followed Roland on his way to the Tower.  Excellent book, captivates you and keeps you interested the entire time.
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Marcus Balfour, Marquees of Althorn, heir to Duke of Elsingham was affianced to Miss Jane Barrett. They were to marry to benefit the family coffers.  Marcus crushed her when he refused to marry her & joined the army to fight Bonaparte.  Marcus had been missing for 5 years with no word of his death & Jane couldn't move forward.  Marcus had simply vanished. Will Jane continue to wear black & never attend dances or will Marcus finally show up?  Will Jane be forced to write novels of love & romance or will she live it?
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Before reading this book one almost HAS to read Wanderer of the Wasteland. This is in reality the conclusion of the other book, as it leaves many questions unanswered on the last page. Adam Larey, aka Wansfell the Wanderer, is here and his story is completed by the love of a woman, Ruth Virey. Helping the romance along is Merryvale, Adam's partner for the last four years of his wandering. Returning as well is Adam's brother, Guerd, and Collishaw, a fierce gunfighter and former sheriff from Texas. In Stairs of Sand, he runs a string of gambling halls, and with Guerd plans to steal the water holes along which he has learned the route of the new railroad would take. Ruth lives at Lost Lake,one of the water holes, and is abducted by Collishaw's cohorts, and eventually Adam kills Collishaw; but that does not end all of the complications Adam must face before Ruth can be his wife. Ruth had demons as well from her past which she has to face and conquer and climb. Stairs of Sand is an apt sequel; is more readable, faster paced, more action than Wanderer; a fitting conclusion to Adam Larey's story. You need to read it. In addition, since I have learned that Zane Grey had to cut fifty thousand words from Wanderer of the Wasteland before Harpers would publish it I have wondered if Stairs of Sand was not those words reworked by him to compose this sequel.  The last I learned some time ago was Zane Grey Inc. was looking for those lost pages but have yet to find them.  Perhaps this IS them....Maybe someday we will know....
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London. I want to go there someday. Definitly not with the twins though. You will probably want to read this book if you have read the earlier books. Just read it.
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A great exit for the Faction Paradox book series.  Though I was wondering when they would show-up; and when they did they weren't named directly, only hinted at.

This really makes me want to read the original stories by Arthur Conan Doyle.
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Can't wait for the final book.  You either love them or leave them which will it be? Waiting for Broken Promises.  Which ones did he break?
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The setting of the story takes place in London at the home of the Dursley's.  Mr. Dursley worked as director of a firm called Grunnings.  He was a big man with a fat neck and a mustache.  Mrs. Dursley was thin, blonde and very nosey.  The Dursley's had a small son named Dudley who was the most wonderful child that had ever lived, in their eyes that is.
Everything was wonderful in their lives until one day Professor Dumbledore, accompanied by Hagrid, and Professor McGonagall, from Hogwart's school dropped a baby on the stoop outside the Dursley's home.  The baby, whose name was Harry Potter, had come to live with the Dursley's when his parents were killed by an evil sorcerer named Voldemort.  Harry was the only person to survive the attack.  Professor Dumbledore, who was the Headmaster at Hogwart's felt that because Harry was already famous that he would send him to live with his Aunt and Uncle until he was of age to attend the School.
When Harry was of age, Hagrid, who was a big burly man and groundskeeper for the school, was sent to bring him to Hogwart's to begin his training as a wizard.  The Dursley's, who had not treated Harry very well, were not happy to see Hagrid and refused to let Harry go with him.
While Harry was settling into the Dormitory at Hogwarts, he became very good friends with his roommate, Ron Weasley and another classmate Hermione Granger.  These two would prove to be superb friends when Harry came face to face with his parent's killer.  They helped him find the Sorcerer's stone and destroy Voldemort.
At the end of the school year, Harry went back to his Aunt and Uncle's home with a new and brighter outlook than he left with.  He knew that he would have new adventures and he could hardly wait until summer was over.
 We greatly enjoyed the book Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. We thought the author, J.K. Rowlings, did a wonderful job of adding vivid detail to keep the readers' interest. We had a mix of emotions while sharing in Harry's adventures. Even though this book has been surrounded by controversy, we feel it is a great story for people of all ages. It is full of humor, suspense and magic that fully engages the reader in what is going on. We enjoyed Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone so much that we have continued our reading with the other books in the Harry Potter series. This book would be great for all grade levels and many subjects such as math, language arts, social studies, and science could eaily be integrated into any class.  Sources that are readily available for use include: internet sites such as...the video of Harry Potter, and the book itself.
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A whole new world every time! Once you've entered, there's no going back. The Muggle world will no longer be enough for you.
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Banished from his home Shawn Mac Dougall began to ravish sea as Savage. He accepted a job as mercenary to free his crew members, but as his job became clear he was to kill Lady Jane Lindsey.  He couldn't kill her, but rescued her & sailed her to Iona the Abby where she remained for 5 years. She got word to Shawn that her life was in danger for a secret she had.  He came for her, but he would only rescue her if she married him. They handfasted before his crew & sailed to England for her secret.  They encountered several battles before reaching her uncle & sailing home with King Alexander.  Shawn knew he loved her & was afraid this would weaken his command. When they took Trever Cove, he realized that she made him stronger.  Scarba was his home, the Pirate Cove & he married her again with priest. She turned it into a real home with all his treasures stored above their bedroom.  Alexander was waiting for Jane's father to come for him & Jane & Savage were awaiting arrival of their baby be it prince or princess of deep!
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This story begins with a dying and a prayer for a second chance at redemption for a lost soul, a soul so lost that his dead stepmother cursed further when she saw that chance was granted, her wish being to take away hope of redemption! But in spite of the limitations of body and spirit and the rejection of his love he made the ultimate sacrifice and found redemption! The journey to that redemption was uplifting documented and well done, my question is where were the Guardians when he needed them the most?
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Frodo is presumed dead.  Pippin is in trouble with the Nazgul.  And Sauron is gaining power.  This is the amazing conclusion to J.R.R. Tolkien's legendary trilogy.  Merry becomes a soldier of Rohan, and Pippin becomes one of Gondor, Boromir's home town.  Both of these armies prepare for an upcoming battle with Sauron's army of orcs and Ringwraiths.  Along with them are Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, and Gandalf.  Meanwhile, in Mordor, Frodo and Sam have been betrayed by Gollum, and Frodo is in the hands of Orcs.  But soon Sam frees him, and they are off again to Mount Doom to toss the Ring into the magma and destroy it.  Gollum makes one more appearance, but what happens I'll let you find out.  But is the ordeal in Mordor really the end?  What has happened to Saruman?  What's going on back in the Shire?