Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica, The: Here, There Be Dragons (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from joririchardson

In the first few chapters of this book, I was not very convinced that it would be anything but mediocre, prematurely writing it off as a the commonly found cliche, fluffy middle school type of light fantasy. However, the deeper into the story I read, the more impressed I became with the originali...

from humouress

The story starts in London of March 1917, during the Great War. Three strangers are brought together, one to be Caretaker principa of the Imaginarium Geographica, an atlas of the Archipelago of all the imaginary lands of myth and story. Only, these lands are real and do exist in a different unive...

from lycomayflower

I don't think I can talk about this one without spoiling it, so stop now if you ever intend to read this one and don't want ruined the delight of sorting what's going on here for yourself. On the night in 1917 when an Oxford professor is mysteriously murdered, three young men who are strangers to...

from AmyLynn

I have read this book several times since it was released, and each reading has given it a new impression. I highly recommend this book be read twice, so you can fully appreciate the plot twist at the end. James A Owen is a master of storytelling, who clearly spent time creating the Archipelago o...

from dbhutch

Owen has created a new classic masterpiece with his new series. Join John, Jack, and Charles as they join Bert, and a cast of others in an adventure that begins in London, and crosses worlds, to the world of imagination and dreams. But all worlds have their problems, and the Archipelago is no dif...