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Alcatraz is back, through the guise of the bestselling author brandon sanderson. He is the subject of a bestselling adventure series written by a member of the government, and enjoys himself in meeting with people who care little for him, but just wis... Read More
As before, the chapters in the book start of with a mixture of madcap zaniness and philosophical ponderings. The narrative also plays with the concept of loyalty and what a changed allegiance means to both the betrayer and the betrayed, and whether th... Read More
The smedry talents are indisputable, and historical. Bastille also has a prison name—she is the daughter of the king of nalhalla. One more mentionable grandpa smedy swears using author names like hiccupping huffs! The best minor character in the book ... Read More
The knights of crystallia delivers everything a great mg (is that even the correct acronym for middle-grade? Pixar puts a twist on the super hero world, but brandon sanderson takes it so much further. Alcatraz versus the knights ofcrystallia is a ligh... Read More
These have to be some of the funniest clever books ever. I read these years ago, but now i am reading them to my kindergarten son. The best part of the rereleases is that they are fully illustrated.
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It's really quite amusing, and his whacky magic system fits perfectly with the haphazard magical world he's created.
Hayley lazo does an amazing job with the cover and interior art.
As such, you should probably start with the first book and work your way through from there.
Alcatraz visits his homeland and learns a lot about himself, the free kingdoms and about the war with the evil librarians.
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Brandon sanderson is fast becoming one of my favorite authors.
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'tis a foul beast of the netherhells.
He grew up as an orphan in the hushlands.
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Its ridiculous and breaks almost all the rules of writing but it keeps you engaged
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Alcatraz is back for another riproaring story in the knights of crystallia where he bastille grandpa smedry and a host of other wacky characters need to rescue the free kingdoms from another dastardly plot hatched by the evil librarians to take over the kingdoms and align the entire world with the somewhat boring vision biblioden has for the proper ruling of the world
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Not just with regard to the family talents but also the family’s social status—they are practically royalty
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All of this specialness combined with the renown of his exploits in the prior books goes somewhat to alcatraz’s head
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Alcatraz learns that fame isn’t all it is cracked up to be in fact it can be a bloody nuisance and be unhealthy for you
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The smedry’s aristocratic almost royal standing also explains their names all resembling prison names as the librarians took aristocratic nalhallan names and deliberately named prisons after them to discredit the free kingdoms aristocracy
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Naturally as the third book or as i like to call it a middle chapter we have the big problems
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Alcatraz smedry claims that he is not a nice person and a liar
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