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A review by jaipal
Embassy of the Dead by Will Mabbitt
4.0
This is a book aimed at children but can be enjoyed by all ages. It's about a boy, Jake Green, who can see and talk to ghosts. He receives a package from a ghost and finds himself on the run from a grim reaper.
He then finds some companions, of the supernatural sort, who accompany him to the Embassy of the Dead. He discovers the package will be used to bring back a great evil and must not fall into the wrong hands.
However, what can a young boy do? Read on to find out.
While the supernatural theme is similar to other more popular children series, it's very different. It reminds me more of Enid Blyton than J.K Rowling. It brought back memories of all those books I read when I was younger. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will be looking for the second novel in the series.
He then finds some companions, of the supernatural sort, who accompany him to the Embassy of the Dead. He discovers the package will be used to bring back a great evil and must not fall into the wrong hands.
However, what can a young boy do? Read on to find out.
While the supernatural theme is similar to other more popular children series, it's very different. It reminds me more of Enid Blyton than J.K Rowling. It brought back memories of all those books I read when I was younger. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will be looking for the second novel in the series.