Dandelion Fire
Author:
N.D. Wilson Complete Authored Works
Cover Artist:
Jeff Nentrup
Publication:
2009 by Random House
Genre:
Adventure, Fantasy, Fiction
Series:
100 Cupboards Members Only
Series Number: 2
Pages:
166
Current state:
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Henry York never dreamed his time in Kansas would open a door to adventure—much less a hundred doors. But a visit to his aunt and uncle's farm took an amazing turn when cupboard doors, hidden behind Henry's bedroom wall, revealed themselves to be portals to other worlds. Some of those lands are harmless. Others are anything but. And though Henry and his cousins barely survived when the witch of Endor crossed over into our world, Henry can't just leave the cupboards closed. Because he has made another discovery: he was born in one of the worlds on the other side.
Now, with his time at the farm drawing to a close, Henry makes a bold decision—he must go through the cupboards to find the truth about where he's from and who his parents are. Following that trail will take him from one world to another, to encounters with wizards and Faeren, and ultimately into direct conflict with the evil of Endor. And this time, the witch is not alone....
With Dandelion Fire, N. D. Wilson continues the story he began in 100 Cupboards as Henry discovers his rightful heritage in an adventure that spans multiple worlds—each more imaginative than the last.
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Dandelion Fire
Reviewed by Sara Masarik
In Dandelion Fire, we have the antidote to this poison. In the first book of the Cupboards trilogy, Henry doesn’t know who he belongs to or where he fits. In this middle book, we spend far more time inside the worlds within the cupboards. We meet Henry’s family, we discover new evil, and we spend a lot of time laughing at bureaucratic faeries.
*100 Cupboards Series: Dandelion Fire
Reviewed by Betsy Farquhar
If 100 Cupboards starts the narrative thread in motion with Creation and the Fall, Dandelion Fire shows the scope of the fall. Here we see evil, and the death it creates as it spreads its tentacles. And here we see the beginnings of redemption: Heroes rise up. People stand in the gap. And brothers come together, families are reunited, and hope springs anew. All because of a little dandelion.
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