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Keys to the Demon Prison (Fablehaven #5)

Brandon Mull

Hardcover | Pages: 593 pages

Rating: 4.43 | 69058 Users | 3334 Reviews

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Title	:	Keys to the Demon Prison (Fablehaven #5)
Author	:	Brandon Mull
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 593 pages
Published	:	March 23rd 2010 by Shadow Mountain (first published January 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens. Middle Grade. Adventure. Magic

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After centuries of plotting, the Sphinx—leader of the Society of the Evening Star—is after the final artifacts needed to open the great demon prison, Zzyxx. If the legendary prison is opened, a tide of evil is certain to usurp control of the world. In an effort to intercept the final artifacts, Kendra, Seth and the Knights of the Dawn race to strange and exotic preserves across the globe. The stakes have never been higher. The risks have never been more deadly. In this explosive series finale, allegiances will be confirmed and secrets revealed as the forces of light and darkness collide in a desperate, climactic battle to control the keys to the demon prison.

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Original Title:	Keys to the Demon Prison
ISBN:	1606412388 (ISBN13: 9781606412381)
Edition Language:	English URL http://brandonmull.com/site/fablehaven-books
Series:	Fablehaven #5
Characters:	Kendra Sorenson, Seth Sorenson, Grandpa Sorenson, Grandma Sorenson
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Young Adult Fantasy (2010)

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For the record, I'm the publisher. Yes, I've read it. Sorry, I won't be giving anything away. Well, maybe a little something. Chapter 5 in book 5 is the most intense, the most gripping chapter of all the Fablehaven books. Jaw-dropping. I was not prepared for what Brandon Mull pulled out of his sleeve. I doubt anyone will see this coming. Brandon takes us all over the world, several continents. It's a breathless race to find the remaining artifacts. The artifact vault in Austrailia is a wicked

Brandon Mull is simply a wonderful writer. If I had kids, I'd MAKE them read this series. All the other rave reviews are right on, and written by more talented reviewers than myself. I will add two points. First, I really like how Mr Mull weaves in little "life lessons," quite directly but without being preachy. And, Mr. Mull, if you really are contemplating writing more Fabelhaven-related books, I would love to see more of Doren and Newel! I haven't laughed out loud at dialogue in a book in a

This last book in the Fablehaven series was Is EverythingI Laughed, Cried. Cheered and Fell in Love, whilst reading this Gem. I did not want this to end. I wanted more, so much more. The plot twist was believable and enjoyable, the characters ( new and old ) were Amazing and the action and suspense was most certainly, a Euphoric Experience.I Love these Memorable Characters Immensely. Middle Grade book my Ass, this read is for any and all age groups. 10 ~ I'm sad that is over, but feel honored

I started this book a few evenings after it came out and told myself I would put it down and go to bed as soon as I reached a stopping point. I finished the book seven hours later, having read the entire thing straight through, because as it turned out, there are no stopping points. The book sucks you in from the first chapter and doesn't let you go until it's done.The story follows Kendra, Seth and their friends all over the world, from the Middle East to the American deep south to Scotland to

a little long but a good ending to a good series.i will absolutly pick this series up to reread again sometime.

Keys to the Demon Prison is full of action, but that is about all there is to it. The book picks up right in the midst of things and never lets up. I personally didn't enjoy it. There are about 20 tasks that need to be completed and the characters systematically go through them. Traveling to each event takes 20 or so pages, the actual event takes a page, and then it is on to the next thing. There is no flow here, and no elegance. I loved the whimsical nature of the first Fablehaven book. It's a

{December 19th, 2014} MINI-REVIEW4 to 4.5 stars, I want MOAR. Try as we might to postpone them, days of reckoning inevitably arrive. Well this was certainly quite the ride. Everything really managed to be covered in almost 600 pages and in a smooth way to almost. I'm surprised how much work went into this final book. After the last book, I was wondering how it would hold up. Thankfully I was surprised again, especially since I finished this within less a day. Pretty insane, huh?Now what to say