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The Water Mirror by Kai Meyer

The Water Mirror

by Kai Meyer
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  • First Published:
  • Oct 1, 2005, 256 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Aug 2006, 272 pages
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Troy Rothman

O my gosh
This book kept me at the edge seat and almost nibbling the pages eager to discover what was going to happen next. I recommend this book for thrill seekers, adventure seekers and fantasy reader. This book is appropriate for all age levels and I had a blast reading it.
connie

it rocks
i really don't enjoy reading but this was great.
Sarah

Erg...uh...
This book is really weird....Its all about mermaids, flying talking marble lions, messengers from Hell, queens made out of water, magic mirrors and their makers, mirror eyes, thieves, betraying council members....it just has a weird story line to it.
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