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Original Title:	Archibald Finch and the Lost Witches (Book 1, illustrated) ISBN13 9781732569928
Edition Language:	English

Archibald Finch and the Lost Witches (Archibald Finch #1) Hardcover | Pages: 350 pages

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Title	:	Archibald Finch and the Lost Witches (Archibald Finch #1)
Author	:	Michel Guyon
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 350 pages
Published	:	October 8th 2018 by Line 8
Categories	:	Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade

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What happened 500 years ago was never supposed to resurface.
Exploring his Grandma’s scary manor, Archibald stumbles upon a dark family secret, linked to a time of great fears and superstitions. Key to that mystery: an ancient terrestrial globe, populated by the most fantastic creatures.
When he unlocks the storm inside by accident, the risk-averse boy gets whisked into the underworld of Lemurea, where a battle started in the Middle Ages has yet to be settled. Down here, it’s light versus darkness, magic versus fire, witches versus dragons. But not any kind of witches —an army of young girls, with the most magical weapons. And not any kind of dragons —Marodors, enigmatic monsters, part beast, part human, which will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about dragons.
While Archibald is thrust into an amazing adventure that will test his survival skills, on the flip side of the Earth, his sister Hailee faces her own challenges. Seeking to solve Archibald’s disappearance, she uncovers the grim plans of a dark priest.
Two breathtaking stories, running parallel with one another, but tightly intertwined. Two worlds, on a dangerous collision course...
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The first installment in a phenomenal series, The Lost Witches reads like an addicting thriller —and sets the stage for more adventures to come for Archibald Finch.

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Ratings: 4.27 From 237 Users | 50 Reviews

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Im not a fan of middle grade books, but...BUT.This book.THIS BOOK.This book is the book that youre reading when you're 13 years old, on a cold winter day/evening/night, with a cup of hot tea/chocolate/milk. This book is the definition of cozy and childhood. It has everything a middle grade book should have. Im going to quickly mention the amazing illustrations, the wonderful way they are put together, how the text goes around them, the high quality hardcover and dust jacket. Now to the story,

Didn't expect much, except another book about magic and fantasy trying to copy Harry Potter... so I was definitely surprised.I won't say that this is better than Harry Potter, nothing is. Besides, I've got to see what comes next, in book 2, 3 and however many there will be. But let's just say they is a incredible start.The writing is so fun, the story so deep and addictive, and the characters so moving. I have not felt this way since, okay fine you guessed it, yes, Harry Potter.I really like the

I'm addicted to checking out other people's reviews. I can't help it. I'm often disappointed but I must say, for once, I agree with essentially everything that has been said so far about this book: Truly original premise, fantastic world-building, incredible character development with really interesting characters, old myths revisited and completely reinvented, and that new take on dragons (my favorite part I think)... This is an incredible, well-crafted, surprisingly complex story (for middle

Latest Booktube Video ranks all the books I read in February. While you probably know where this one stands based on my review...check out the video to see the rest!The Written Review: It's the calm before the storm. Or perhaps simply a lull before the next one. Archibald Finch and his family (mom, dad and older sister (Hailee)) just moved into his Grandma's scary old manor. Archibald spends the first few days exploring...and stumbles upon a mysterious globe. It has weird and strange

When my bookish best friend received the review copy of this book, I was instantly obsessed with it. Then later on I told her I really really want to read it. Obviously, she had read the book till then. She told me she will let me borrow it to read. FINALLY, I got the book from her recently and I was just so so happy. I was so excited to start reading it. FLASH forward to Today! I finished the book Omg!Michael Guyon wrote a master piece, literally. I mean where should I begin? This book was

This book is just made for the nostalgic, the daydreamers, and the adventurers. There's lots of unique, magical elements going around in the book, while still keeping the family dynamic true to the story. It's amazing to see that family plays a huge part in this book. Most Fantasy novels don't really explore family elements in general , so it's always nice to read about it whenever I get the chance to come across it in a book. The characters are so loveable and charismatic, and the story just

Gripping. Inspiring. Magical. I don't have words strong enough to describe this story and how I feel about it. I fell in love with the young (lost) witches, wondering what they had to go through until this point, and how in hell they ended up in that dark underworld... I was hooked right away, which is rare for me with the first book in a fantasy series. I'm almost tempted to ask for a prequel before the sequel comes out, just because I'd love to know more about the origins of the witch-hunt and