from MyopicBookworm

Although the scientific element forms a strong background to the magic in the previous two books, this one takes a large step from fantasy towards science fiction. It starts as a merry romp about a precocious kid sister, but picks up the theme of moral decision on a grand scale. The author manage...

from bookswoman

Well, I enjoyed this book more than the last one - and the younger sister Dairine's storyline just took a quantum leap (pun intended). I'll probably go on with this series eventually but for now I think I'll read some other things.

from wagner.sarah35

Nita's sister Dairine acquires her wizarding powers in this installment of the Young Wizards series, and causes havoc across the universe. I was glad to see Dairine become a wizard, although I would have liked Nita to have a little bit more time as the only wizard in her family. Good reading all ...

from hoosgracie

When Nita's 10 year old sister Dareen discovers she's a wizard - her manual is a new laptop computer - Nita and Kit have to go after her to keep her from getting in too much trouble. Again, Duane has written an excellent book with shades of the book of Genesis.

from hopeevey

I think I like this volume better than the previous two in the series!Ms. Duane stirs spirituality into the story in a sweet, gentle sort of way. Madeline L'Engle did something similar, but with a decided Christian slant. Religion aside, Ms. Duane's work certain stands next to that of Ms. L'Engle...