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I had an odd feeling as I read each book… the feeling of being carried along even if I couldn’t really figure out what was going on in any one scene.

I would say 12 and up, though obviously there are 11-year-olds who could handle the material.ĭespite the addition of so much death and dying, the writing is still exceptional and compelling. As a result, I definitely recommend these books for more mature readers. However, with each of the subsequent children’s books, the action is far more fast-paced, and also filled with many more difficulties, including death, treachery, plagues, and on and on. Sandry’s Book was a lovely introduction to the four children with magical powers, and was perfect for younger readers. I decided to review all these children’s books together because they are similar in many ways, and also, quite different than the first book in the series, Sandry’s Book. “Did Niko see this way all the time? Didn’t his eyes get tired? There was magic everywhere in Winding Circle, she’d found…in the south gate…, in the stones in the path…, in windows and doors…”