Wrath of the Bloodeye (The Last Apprentice: Book Five)
CCBC Review:
Spook’s apprentice Thomas Ward continues to develop his skills at fighting the creatures of the night. In the fifth entry in the series, Wrath of the Bloodeye, Tom is sent to train and develop new skills with the spook Bill Arkwright. In the north where Bill lives near the sea, Tom learns about water witches and discovers that the most fearsome of them, Bloodeye, is intent on confronting him. When he learns that Bloodeye is the daughter of the Devil himself, Tom realizes that new danger is spreading far and wide. Meanwhile, tension deepens between Tom and the Spook over Tom’s friend Alice, a young witch who walks a fine line between good and evil, and student Tom begins to realize the Spook’s ways of doing things are not necessarily the only way. John Delaney’s satisfyingly scary series consistently delivers to young readers who crave a creepy read, with characters who continue to grow and change and plots that are surprisingly fresh. Forbiddingly dark illustrations at the start of each chapter intensify the eerie mood. (The Last Apprentice: Book Five) ©2008 Cooperative Children's Book Center
CCBC Age Recommendation: Ages 10-14
Age Range:
Grades 3-5 (Ages 8-10)
Grades 6-8 (Ages 11-13)
Grades 9-12 (Age 14 and older)
Format:
Novel
Subjects:
Action/Adventure
Ethical/Moral Choices
Fantasy
Good and Evil
Scary Stories
Supernatural
Publishers:
Greenwillow, HarperCollins
Publish Year: 2008
Pages: 511
ISBN: 9780061344596
CCBC Location: Fiction, Delaney