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Name: The Merlin Conspiracy
Rating: 4.4 (5 reviews)
Author: Diana Wynne Jones
ISBN: 9780060523183

The Merlin Conspiracy

by Diana Wynne Jones

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Readers' Rating (3):

First Published:
Apr 1, 2003, 480 pages

Paperback:
May 2004, 480 pages

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- Speculative, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Alt. History
- Young Adults
- Imaginary Locations
- Magical or Supernatural
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Nick

My Age:15

Anyone who is into fantasy/adventure will love The Merlin Conspiracy. The only downside to it for me was that it was a bit complicated to understand at the beggining. Otherwise this is a very good read and I would highly recommend it.

Reading Macina

Its ok

It is not quite Dianna's best work though was very enjoyable. There could have been more magic used but overall it was pretty good.

Grace Chan

The Merlin Conspiparcy is confusing

The Merlin Conspiracy is a book that is extremely complicated and confusing. I tried reading it several times but i did not understand it.Perhaps Diana Jones should put more information about the characters in it?

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