Circles of Stone
Published: 2015
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This book is part of a book series called The Mirror Chronicles .
This book has been graded for interest at 10 years.
This book was published in 2015 by HarperCollins Publishers .
Ian Johnstone was brought up in Oxfordshire and now lives in Oxford, which might suggest a man who likes to stick to what he knows. In fact, Ian makes an awkward habit of shifting between worlds. He grew up in a quiet English town but has spent much of his life travelling and working in Africa. He has a love of science but studied English Literature. He grew up in Oxford but received his degree from Cambridge.
This book is in the following series:
"This is classic fantasy stuff, really well done, and fans of Tolkien or Garth Nix will find much to love..." LoveReading4Kids
"Part two of an epic quest to save two worlds: thrilling, beautifully written...a huge, exciting book, full of engrossing ideas about freedom, justice and relationships, and many a young reader will love the chance to really delve deeply into such a well-constructed, highly original fantasy." The Bookbag
"Full of conviction, this powerful story moves between two worlds; a world of science and a world of magic... This is a breathtaking classic fantasy series." Parents In Touch
Praise for The Mirror Chronicles - The Bell Between Worlds:
"I became totally immersed in an amazing world of painted words ... breathtaking and an absolute joy to read... A book that you will reflect on for the rest of your life. Just like when you first read the Hobbit or Sabriel or took your first stroll along the story path of Terry Pratchett... Fantastically exciting... Quite simply... Possibly the best book that I have read - or will read - this year." Mr Ripley's Enchanted Books
"Outstanding ... Epic stuff. This is certainly the best 'classic' fantasy I have come across so far from the last 14 years ... Could well prove to be one of the greats of any period.
Magic Fiction Since Potter
"Johnstone effortlessly conjures up elaborate worlds rich in both magic and fantasy. The Mirror Chronicles has an enchanting quality that is capable of standing shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Chronicles of Narnia and His Dark Materials ... The narrative flows with ease and the story maintains excitement right to the end. This highly-charged adventure is a delightful page-turner for both children and adults alike." Bookseller (We Love This Book)
