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Keepers of Light (Hodder Silver Series)

Keepers of Light (Hodder Silver Series)

Published in
1998
3.88
on Goodreads (91)

Description

In disgrace after her last dangerous display of her power, Shar is forbidden from dabbling in any magic without the explicit permission of the High Initiate. But then Shar hears of an unprecedented experiment the High Initiate is conducting with the other Circle Adepts. The Circle's plan is to unlock the secret of the Maze - a magical gateway through time - and freely explore other worlds, times and universes. But their plan doesn't work and Shar cannot resist attempting the experiment herself. Using every ounce of her unique power Shar is determined to succeed where the Circle has failed. At first she simply enjoys whizzing through time, visiting her ancestors, but when she discovers she can change the course of history, she has a shocking realisation: she can prevent the death of her parents and avenge their killer! But with this chance comes chaos and destruction and quite possibly Shar's own death. Can she take such a risk this time?
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
288 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Engaging Fantasy World: 'Keepers of Light' is part of Louise Cooper's Hodder Silver Series, which is known for its rich and immersive fantasy settings. Reading this book offers an escape into a meticulously crafted world filled with magic, adventure, and unique lore that will captivate fans of the fantasy genre.
  • Complex Characters: Louise Cooper is renowned for creating complex and relatable characters. 'Keepers of Light' is no exception, providing readers with a cast of characters that they can root for, empathize with, and learn from as they navigate the challenges and triumphs within the story.
  • Themes of Good vs. Evil: The book explores timeless themes of good versus evil, light versus darkness, and the struggle for balance. These themes are presented in a way that encourages readers to reflect on their own values and the nature of heroism, making the reading experience both entertaining and thought-provoking.
  • Literary Merit: Louise Cooper's writing is known for its eloquence and depth. 'Keepers of Light' offers a well-crafted narrative that showcases her skill in storytelling. Readers who appreciate literary quality will find this book to be a rewarding read that combines beautiful prose with a compelling plot.