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There are lots of good things to enjoy in this book. Magic and adventure are in plentiful supply, along with thoroughly nasty creatures which regularly try to turn the heroes into lunch. It's dramatic, scary and funny (sometimes all at the same time) and readers will find they easily identify with Jinx and his companions. And best of all, it's the start of a series, so you can be sure of more thrills and laughs in the future.
Another author who combines magic and fun with excellent world-building is Frances Hardinge. Try [[Fly by Night by Frances Hardinge|Fly by Night]] and [[Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge|Twilight Robbery]] for a heroine with a wonderfully unusual pet. We also have a review of [[Jinx's Magic by Sage Blackwood]].
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