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A review by briarrose1021
Rebel in the Library of Ever by Zeno Alexander
5.0
It is now a year later. In the past year, Lenora has been going to the library every day, hoping to find the door which leads to the other library. But so far, she has been unsuccessful. Today, however, Lenora is trying to help a young library patron find the answer to his question (what is the largest number?) when she finds herself back in the Library of Ever. Though she is excited to be back, Lenora immediately notices that something is wrong.
When she finds the Chief Answerer, whose position is now Assistant Answerer, for reasons unknown, Malachi gives her an assignment - go help the young patron in the Philosophy room. When Lenora gets there, she finds that young patron and begins piecing together the puzzle of what is wrong with the Library. But, will she be able to save the library, or will the forces of darkness win?
This was another fun adventure, complete with various lessons on very large numbers. Accompanying Lenora on her adventure this time is Lucy, who is delighted to be learning so many things but is also becoming increasingly concerned about the other beings in the library. For a new character, Lucy's personality was well-developed, and I enjoyed her addition to the book. If there are more books in the series, I hope to see Lucy again.
Emily Lawrence's performance was very enjoyable, just as in the first book. I do hope the author writes more books about Lenora's adventures in the Library of Ever. And there are surely more stories to be written, for I seriously doubt that the forces of darkness are giving up just yet.
When she finds the Chief Answerer, whose position is now Assistant Answerer, for reasons unknown, Malachi gives her an assignment - go help the young patron in the Philosophy room. When Lenora gets there, she finds that young patron and begins piecing together the puzzle of what is wrong with the Library. But, will she be able to save the library, or will the forces of darkness win?
This was another fun adventure, complete with various lessons on very large numbers. Accompanying Lenora on her adventure this time is Lucy, who is delighted to be learning so many things but is also becoming increasingly concerned about the other beings in the library. For a new character, Lucy's personality was well-developed, and I enjoyed her addition to the book. If there are more books in the series, I hope to see Lucy again.
Emily Lawrence's performance was very enjoyable, just as in the first book. I do hope the author writes more books about Lenora's adventures in the Library of Ever. And there are surely more stories to be written, for I seriously doubt that the forces of darkness are giving up just yet.