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Unfortunately, I have not... but I read the Amazon review/synopsis and it sounds fairly awesome.

well, its about the Caretakers and the Archipelago, the three Caretakers are John, Jack, and Charels.I'm on the Red Dragon and the story takes place ten years after the book Here There Be Dragons. And thiers a problem with the Dragon Ships and the Children thier missing.I think It was pretty good.

yeah I know Im not vary good at explaining mrgreen BLAH

just go and get a reveiw k

Okey here it is,


The story begins -- as so many do -- with a mysterious murder; a professor, Stellan Sigurdsson, is killed for an artifact he does not possess. Several days later, his student, John, home on leave with trench fever from the battlefields of the Great War, discovers the murder and is called in to be questioned. There he meets two other young men, Charles and Jack, both Oxford men, who had acquaintance with the professor.

When Charles, an editor, takes Jack and John to the Oxford Club (housed at 221B Baker Street), they are approached by an odd little man named Bert, who gives to John the artifact that the Professor had meant to pass on to him; had, in fact, been training him as a Caretaker for, not that John knew it. It is an atlas -- the Imaginarium Geographica, a map of lost places. But before John can ask too many questions of Bert, the same forces that killed the professor beset them, and they escape to the docks, following Bert to his boat, the Indigo Dragon. Which is when things begin to get seriously, adventurously, fantastically weird. For one thing, the boat is out of the Thames, thorugh a fog, and deep into the ocean in a matter of minutes. For another... the crew of the ship have horns and cloven feet!

The ship is bound for the Archipelago of Dreams, a place that doesn't exist in the maps of our world, but only in the Imaginarium Geographica. It's a realm that is troubled, for the king -- one of the Sons of Adam, and a blood heir to Arthur himself! -- has been killed and there is no heir apparent, setting the four major races of elves, goblins, trolls and dwarves into turmoil. There is a man who claims the right to rule, however; a man with a hook for a hand, who steals the shadows from man and beast, turning them into his mindless soldiers. He calls himself the Winter King, and he's been conquering islands in the archipelago.

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Never read it and im not going to watch the movie so i dont really Care LOL but i lik the book its not as good as uglies or maximum ride but its good too pass the time mrgreen