Bound To Stay Bound

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 Warrior genius (Rebel genius)
 Author: DiMartino, Michael Dante

 Publisher:  Roaring Brook Press (2018)

 Classification: Fiction
 Physical Description: 350 p., ill., 21 cm

 BTSB No: 279676 ISBN: 9781626723375
 Ages: 8-12 Grades: 3-7

 Subjects:
 Fantasy fiction

Price: $21.88

Summary:
[2nd in the series] Warriors clash in an ultimate face-off between enemy empires, but both sides share an equal enemy-Giacomo. Sequel to Rebel Genius.

Accelerated Reader Information:
   Interest Level: MG
   Reading Level: 5.70
   Points: 12.0   Quiz: 194867

Reviews:
   Kirkus Reviews (11/15/17)
   School Library Journal (01/01/18)
   Booklist (11/15/17)
 The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (00/02/18)

Full Text Reviews:

School Library Journal - 01/01/2018 Gr 4–7—Giacomo is newly acquainted with his creative powers and is on a mission to find the second of three Sacred Tools. By his side are a group of fellow young artists and their Geniuses—avian creatures which embody the creative spirit. Their powerful artistic abilities pose a threat to Nerrezza, the tyrannical ruler of Virenzia who seeks to destroy all Geniuses and harness the power of the Sacred Tools herself. DiMartino has created a fascinating and innovative world in which the creative spirit and its diverse manifestations equates to literal strength; a greatly empowering message for readers. The author's straightforward writing style makes this complex world accessible. Familiarity with the first book is necessary to catch all of the concepts, characters, and events referenced. Featured throughout, Giacomo's sketches depict his observations and the development of his talent while illustrating key geometric concepts in the narrative. The portrayal of the relationship between art and math, without a hint of didacticism, is one adults and children alike will appreciate. VERDICT An action-packed denouement and a shocking cliffhanger make this sequel a must-have for collections.—Jessica Agudelo, New York Public Library - Copyright 2018 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.

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