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| The Nowhere Emporium |
Author: Ross Mackenzie
Illustrator: Not shown
Pagination: 278
Year First Published: 2015
Age recommendation: 8+
My rating: 5/5
Other books in the series: The Elsewhere Emporium
Favourite character: Lucien Silver
Comments: There is a shop, an emporium to be precise, that travels around the world and through time. With a sign reading, "The Nowhere Emporium is open for business. Bring your imagination."
Please do.
Main characters: Daniel Holmes, Lucien Silver, Ellie Silver, Vindictus Sharpe.
Synopsis: Daniel Holmes is a small, orphan boy forever running from a bully. When he stumbles
upon an impossible shop powered by imagination, what could possibly go wrong? Or could it? The looming past and an ancient danger are never far behind The Nowhere Emporium. Can Daniel and his friends save the Emporium before its too late?...
Review: The Nowhere Emporium (the shop and the book) is a paradise for the imagination. From a room that makes you feel as if you can fly, to a library full of the life stories of everyone who has lived, is living and will ever live. The Emporium was right up my street: it was a book of impossibility, yet it could still be true... I believe this book is perfect for those willing to let their imagination run wild.
Please comment!
My rating: 5/5
Other books in the series: The Elsewhere Emporium
Favourite character: Lucien Silver
Comments: There is a shop, an emporium to be precise, that travels around the world and through time. With a sign reading, "The Nowhere Emporium is open for business. Bring your imagination."
Please do.
Main characters: Daniel Holmes, Lucien Silver, Ellie Silver, Vindictus Sharpe.
Synopsis: Daniel Holmes is a small, orphan boy forever running from a bully. When he stumbles
upon an impossible shop powered by imagination, what could possibly go wrong? Or could it? The looming past and an ancient danger are never far behind The Nowhere Emporium. Can Daniel and his friends save the Emporium before its too late?...
Review: The Nowhere Emporium (the shop and the book) is a paradise for the imagination. From a room that makes you feel as if you can fly, to a library full of the life stories of everyone who has lived, is living and will ever live. The Emporium was right up my street: it was a book of impossibility, yet it could still be true... I believe this book is perfect for those willing to let their imagination run wild.
Please comment!
1 comment:
This is a really inspirational book, I really recommend it!
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