by Diana Wynne Jones

Ann Stavely is a British girl, watching the door of the residential area of ​​Hexwood Farm from the bedroom window and seeing people coming in without coming back. Vierran is a very different and far-away young woman who dragged into Reigner One, one of the five world rulers, to fulfill the mission of the small world, the source of the world's most valuable sources It is included. Presence, meteorites - one mission, three out of three people left, and can not reply

In addition, Mordion is not conspicuous servant of Reigners who has been brought into the stagnant box of Hexwood Farm for centuries, and it is not a conspiracy against them. Everyone is pursuing their own and contradicting goals, but both computer and wood draw their own plot.

Because Hexwood is not my favorite Diana Wynne Jones novel, I do not recommend it as an introduction to her work. But if you believe that she is a storyteller, if you do not mind the challenging plot, then if you get close to it in the right way of thinking, then there will be plenty of fun here.

Diana Win Jones finally appears! As she is celebrating the week for one of my favorite writers, you should visit Jenny's blog frequently this week. If you like DWJ, you absolutely want to participate; otherwise, this is a great opportunity to discover her. In commemoration of DWJ Week, I finally read Hexwood. On the other hand, if I always want to read it, if you are afraid of everyone who warned me of me on the other hand, it is more confusing than Fire and Hemlock. By the way, Fire and Hemlock are masterpieces of Diana Wynne Jones, one of my favorite five most popular novels. However, in order to figure out what will happen in this conclusion, some consideration is necessary. Hexwood is the same, only the whole process. Diana Wynne Jones manages that well, although it requires a very talented writer to make this a bad thing or irritated.

Diana Wynne Jones's Hexwood is a young adult novel with some amazingly complex themes and plots. The influence you must consider in the genre of Harry Potter is undeniable, there are still some interesting twists and turns and some very imaginative themes. Combining gentle science fiction and fantasy, Jones creates a solid YA story with deeper, darker elements