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Emily Hayes, a well-known artist, is known for her use of talismanic objects in her artwork. These objects hold a significant meaning and power for her, and she believes that they can harness positive energy and protect her from negative forces. One of her most treasured talismanic objects is a small, intricately carved wooden figurine. She discovered this object during a trip to a remote village in Thailand and immediately felt a strong connection to it. The figurine is believed to be a representation of a mythical creature that is said to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. Emily carries this talisman with her wherever she goes, and it has become an integral part of her creative process.

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We were also lucky enough to have to the chance to go skiing as kids thanks to our dad s generosity and again, Vic took to this as easily as everything else. Like some of the classic teen fantasy novels through the years this has that extra magical something which immerses you into a world that s just so much more exciting and interesting than our own.

Emily carries this talisman with her wherever she goes, and it has become an integral part of her creative process. She believes that it imbues her artwork with an extra layer of meaning and helps to channel her creative energy. Whenever she feels stuck or uninspired, she turns to her talisman for guidance and inspiration.

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Two years ago, Ben Greenwood's parents walked out the door and never returned. The police have all but given up finding them when Ben stumbles upon a peculiar letter addressed to his dad. “You are the most wanted man in the Unseen Kingdoms. Unless you come to us, we cannot help. For your child's sake, tell us what you know.”

The letter is from an organisation called the Royal Institute of Magic and is dated a day before his parents disappeared. Like most people, fourteen-year-old Ben hasn't the faintest idea what the Royal Institute of Magic is, but he has his first clue: the logo on the letter.

Armed with nothing but his wits and the help of his good friend Charlie, Ben sets out to find the Institute and, through them, his parents. To succeed, he will have to navigate a land filled with fantastic creatures and Spellshooters, where magic can be bought and sold, to unravel an ancient family secret that could hold the key to defeating an evil the Institute has been fighting for the last five hundred years.

Do you remember what it felt like when Harry Potter first glimpsed the wonders of Diagon Alley? The Royal Institute of Magic introduces an entirely different world, but that sense of wonder is the same. From subway trains that blink and turn into dragons to spells bought from bargain-loving goblins, our hero navigates this new world admirably despite never before realizing that there was magic hiding beneath the city streets of London.

The world-building is my favorite part, but there's plenty of action to keep the plot moving, a lovable sidekick, and lots of other interesting side characters. This is clearly the beginning of a series, but you're not left dangling at the end, just itching to learn about Ben's next adventure.

From start to finish this is an absolutely gripping read! Like some of the classic teen fantasy novels through the years this has that extra magical something which immerses you into a world that's just so much more exciting and interesting than our own. I found myself very quickly rooting for the protagonist, and just couldn't stop turning the pages until I knew what happened to him.

I'm in my mid twenties but am a big fan of teen fiction that is well written (and it's unfortunate that these days there is so much that panders to the obvious clichés and altogether omits good writing), and Kloss hasn't disappointed me one bit. He doesn't dumb-down or patronise; he weaves a brilliantly told story which I hope will be enjoyed by generations. Definitely worth the read!

Great story, believable and lovable characters. If you enjoyed Harry Potter you'll love this. It's nice to find a book that you want to squeeze any spare moment into reading, and this was one of those. I look forward to the sequel! My dad doesn't like fantasy or fiction much as a rule but even he enjoyed it - I read it on his recommendation.

• 08/2014
• B00N47UT2A
• 245 pages
• $2.99

The talismanic object also holds a personal significance for Emily. It serves as a reminder of her own strength and resilience, and the journey she took to find it. It symbolizes her connection to the spiritual world and her belief in the power of art to transcend boundaries. Emily's talismanic object has also become a source of fascination for her fans and collectors. Many people are drawn to the mystique and magic that surrounds it, and they often ask her about its origins and meaning. Emily enjoys sharing the story behind her talisman and believes that it can inspire others to explore their own spiritual connection through art. In conclusion, Emily Hayes' talismanic object holds deep personal and creative significance for her. It represents her connection to the spiritual world, serves as a source of inspiration, and adds an extra layer of meaning to her artwork..

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