Pendragon: The Pilgrims of Rayne (Series #8) (Hardcover)

from savageknight

As much as I enjoyed reading the adventures of Courtney and Dodger back on First Earth, there was just something a little "off" about the dimension of Ibara. I admit that the shocknig truth behind that territory really took me back, but the hopelessness of the situation Pendragon found himself in...

from BrianaJae

This is book eight of the Pendragon books by MacHale. Yes, they are made for children. And yes, they are fantastic! They never achieved the popularity of Harry Potter or Twilight, but they are fun, engaging and well-written. Ok, so the later ones are more well-written, but the plot is still engag...

from Bookslesstravelled

I think what I love most about this series is the different worlds. Every book, there's a completely new setting to lose yourself in, complete with a new cast of characters. But of course, sometimes the best ones from previous novels come along for the ride.

from jmoncton

Great Young Adult Fantasy - but with an ending like that you just have to pick up the sequel...

from bcjunior13

Bobby Pendragon is no ordinary teen. Since his literary debut in The Merchant of Death, young Bobby has ceased to be solely a figment of DJ MacHale's imagination but an inter-dimensional hero, an American teen from Stony Brook Connecticut who carries the fates of the entire universe on his adoles...