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At the House of the Magician by Mary Hooper |
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Mary Hooper sustained her plot
and the setting was realistic. However, from the blurb I thought she would be
going on an adventure to tell her the secret. All she had to do was visit
somewhere.
This book is about a girl in the
1600's who finds work in the house of a magician to try and escape domestic
violence at home. It is a good read because it has a surprising plot and the
surroundings and fashions of the time are described really well.
I thought this book had a good plot but could have
been longer.
Mary Hooper sustained her plot and the setting was
realistic. However, from the blurb I thought she would be going on an adventure
to tell her the secret. All she had to do was visit somewhere.
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