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I read this book many, many moons ago! I loved it then and I love it now. Things from the book came back to me as I read them.

Septimus Heap was taken away as a newborn child with the nurse saying he was dead...he was not. He was taken away to turn him into something else. In his place there was left a baby girl that was found by the father, Silas Heap. It's funny this happens right as their baby is taken.... hmmm.. wonder who she is.

So the house is full of Heaps and several years later when the secret finally comes out who Jenna really is, she goes on a journey with the ExtraOrdinary Wizard named Marcia, her father Silas, one brother Nicko, Boy 412 (who was a guard to the wizard tower) and the Heap's dog Maxie. They take a precarious trip to their Aunt Zelda in the swamps.

It's such a fun book with all of the little magical things like the Shield Bugs, they are so cool and I want a group of them of my own! My favorite was Jenna's pet rock that she named Petroc Trelawney! I want one, actually I have some rocks around here I intend to paint different colors with little faces. I doubt they will come to life it I pet them though :( I love their Boggart friend too. There are just so many things to like about this book.

They have to face a bunch of junk trying to keep away from the bad guys that just want to get Jenna back. They find out some things they never knew. They learn spells and mostly have a good time.

It's a great book!

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Magyk Septimus Heap Book 1 Angie Sage Mark Zug 9780060577315 Books Reviews

My son's first chapter book was The Hobbit, and we "read" The Lord of the Rings before he was really reading very well by himself. He loves "dark" fantasy. I put "dark" in quotes, because I think if there were ever really any doubt that the protagonist of a book might not be okay, I think he'd have a hard time with it - at least reading it on his own. Magyk has the same epic journey feel as the Lord of the Rings, but the vocabulary and the themes are more in line with a 9 year old's comprehension levels.

There are fantastic characters - Boggarts and Magogs and talking rats, ghosts, wizards, and witches - a princess to save, and even a ring. The story lacks a bit of the richness of scenic detail found in similar books, such as the Underland Chronicles and, of course, the Tolkien books, but the characterizations are utterly charming, and the plot is dramatic and well-paced. I recommend this series for young readers who do not scare easily and who have a firm grasp on the concept of fantasy (there is some death and much talk of shooting) as well as for older readers who like the Harry Potter and Tolkien books. The vocabulary sits about at a fourth grade or fifth grade level, but some readers that young may not be ready to read about a heroine whose mother was murdered (with the murder described).
My daughter is 7, so, she's young, but she loves me to read chapter books to her. She loves the first few Harry Potters and the first couple books of Fablehaven (too scary now, the rest will have to wait until she's older) and she loves the Spiderwick Chronicles. I was hoping for so much more with this series. Unforunately it's been too slow to get started, not enough magic and I think the writing style is a bit hard for her to understand. It's not really plain and to the point. So, not yet half way through we have stopped reading. I will try and convince her to keep going because I can see so many people have loved these books...but so far, it is rated a 2 for us.

***edited 10-11-12*** I have convinced my daughter to keep reading and now we are at the half-way point...it seems to be getting more interesting and more magykal. I have changed my previous review from 2 to 3. But, I am not sure due to the extremely slow start if I will change my review from here. It will take this book becoming seriously amazing to change it at this point. I will keep you posted.
I purchased this reprinted paperback because it contains the elusive Darke Toad.
Thanks to author Angie Sage for mentioning in her blog that Darke Toad is part of this reprint. Now I have a printed copy!

My only disappointment is that this paperback edition is newsprint. Very poor quality compared to the original hardcover. But, it contains the Darke Toad, so I should not complain.

Five stars for having the Darke Toad!
Septimus Heap is the first book in a series of seven. I am just reading the seventh book. Magyk had me hooked immediately and I've quickly bought each book thereafter. There are unique characters and the plot is fresh. I immediately like the main characters and they have been well-developed through the series. Angie Sage has created a new "world" that is filled with different takes on magic and creatures.
If you want to read a new series with great thrills, I recommend the Septimus Heap Series by Angie Sage. In the seven books in the series, you will go on quests you have never dreamed of with charms, spells, magyk, and wizards. I recommend this to anyone who likes fantasy, Harry Potter, and other books along those lines.

“Magyk,” book one in the Septimus Heap Series, is a great book for any young reader. If you like the Harry Potter series, you will love the Septimus Heap Series. This book takes you on an adventurous journey from the castle, into the woods, and over great marshes. I recommend this for any reader, young or old. It is such a great page-turning book; you will encounter things you never thought you would. Magyk has been the best series starter I have ever read.
I read this book many, many moons ago! I loved it then and I love it now. Things from the book came back to me as I read them.

Septimus Heap was taken away as a newborn child with the nurse saying he was dead...he was not. He was taken away to turn him into something else. In his place there was left a baby girl that was found by the father, Silas Heap. It's funny this happens right as their baby is taken.... hmmm.. wonder who she is.

So the house is full of Heaps and several years later when the secret finally comes out who Jenna really is, she goes on a journey with the ExtraOrdinary Wizard named Marcia, her father Silas, one brother Nicko, Boy 412 (who was a guard to the wizard tower) and the Heap's dog Maxie. They take a precarious trip to their Aunt Zelda in the swamps.

It's such a fun book with all of the little magical things like the Shield Bugs, they are so cool and I want a group of them of my own! My favorite was Jenna's pet rock that she named Petroc Trelawney! I want one, actually I have some rocks around here I intend to paint different colors with little faces. I doubt they will come to life it I pet them though ( I love their Boggart friend too. There are just so many things to like about this book.

They have to face a bunch of junk trying to keep away from the bad guys that just want to get Jenna back. They find out some things they never knew. They learn spells and mostly have a good time.

It's a great book!

MY REVIEWS
www.melissa413readsalot.blogspot.com
https//www.goodreads.com/review/show/1308679508