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5.0 2
Middle Grade Fiction
221
A New Danger
(Updated: July 01, 2026)
Overall rating
5.0
Plot
5.0
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Reader reviewed by Whitness
Have you ever read a book and, literally, "couldn't put it down"? This is one of those books. The second book in "The Land of Elyon" series, it's a continuation of the story, except this one is different from the first one, because of the cliffhanger ending.
Alexa Daley was sure the city of Bridewell would be safe, once the walls had fallen, but now she discovers that there is more. She reunites with her old friends and makes new friends, embarking upon a journey very unlike her first, as she depending upon the loyalty of those around her. Follow Alexa as she meets evil bats, diseased giants, rabid dogs, and the mastermind of it all. Her quest for peace will surely keep you on your toes, as you discover the price of peace and travel with her.
I really liked this book and thought it was one of the most well-written books I've read in a long time. The descriptions are vivid and horrifying, in a way easy to relate to, yet horrifying all the same. It's hard to imagine that the evil Patrick Carman describes really exists. Though it's a fantasy novel, I believe such evil really exists inside each of us. This novel is recommended for the young, aspiring readers of age 8 to even the oldest soul daring for some adventure.
Have you ever read a book and, literally, "couldn't put it down"? This is one of those books. The second book in "The Land of Elyon" series, it's a continuation of the story, except this one is different from the first one, because of the cliffhanger ending.
Alexa Daley was sure the city of Bridewell would be safe, once the walls had fallen, but now she discovers that there is more. She reunites with her old friends and makes new friends, embarking upon a journey very unlike her first, as she depending upon the loyalty of those around her. Follow Alexa as she meets evil bats, diseased giants, rabid dogs, and the mastermind of it all. Her quest for peace will surely keep you on your toes, as you discover the price of peace and travel with her.
I really liked this book and thought it was one of the most well-written books I've read in a long time. The descriptions are vivid and horrifying, in a way easy to relate to, yet horrifying all the same. It's hard to imagine that the evil Patrick Carman describes really exists. Though it's a fantasy novel, I believe such evil really exists inside each of us. This novel is recommended for the young, aspiring readers of age 8 to even the oldest soul daring for some adventure.
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