The Castle of Tangled Magic: Step into the fairytale world of bestselling Sophie Anderson, the perfect magical adventure!: 1

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Inside the city, children are forced to work from an early age, except for the lucky few who train to be leaders in the re-purposed Palace of Westminster. It’s a small, old and dusty wooden chest, but it’s wrapped in golden chains that glow as brightly as summer sunlight. There's a fairytale quality to them which is perfect for the Russian folktale inspired settings of Anderson's novel.

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The Castle of Tangled Magic follows the adventure of our young heroine, Olia, who's family has lived in Castle Mila for generations, a gorgeous ancestral family castle, holding more magic than one would first assume! To do so, she sets off on a thrilling adventure to the Land of Forbidden Magic, which is full of spirits who were banished there by Olia's ancestor, Ludmila.Magical, filled with mythology and woven with love I love the mixture of folklore and new stories that Sophie Anderson creates. I also loved the part that the nature-spirits played in the story and, of course, the wonderful domovoi, Feliks who offers Olia encouragement, friendship and hope.

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It got its name because, when I was younger, I thought I saw ribbons of golden light streaming out from it one morning. I've DNF-ed two books in a row which I've never done before, so I do think its a bit of a 'it's me not you' situation with this book. Papa reads one of the puzzle books he keeps by his chair, and I stare at the flames dancing in the stove.I overtake her and lead the way to the west entrance of the castle, because I don’t want to go through the kitchen and disturb Babusya. And he’ll discover that not everything is quite what it seems under the mayor’s harsh leadership I really enjoyed Pax and the Missing Head. Insgesamt war es ein spannendes Abenteuer, dass mich leider nicht ganz so gut packen konnte wie die beiden anderen Bücher der Autorin.