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• Published on: 2004-04-30
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• Binding: Hardcover

Title: The Ironwood Tree <>Binding: Hardcover <>Author: TonyDiTerlizzi <>Publisher: Simon&SchusterBooksforYoungReaders

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Great product
By Sky
This book series was the first series I ever fell in live with in primary school. And I wanted to purchase the original covers for the memories of that. I still love the author holly black to this day. And everything she released. her books are just perfect for me. Exactly what I look for in a story. And these original covers are beautiful. Arrived in good condition, pretty quickly.

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Trees of iron
By E. A. Solinas
In the previous book, the Grace kids encountered a trio of elves deep in the forest. Now they're dealing with dwarves in "The Ironwood Tree," the fourth and next-to-last of the Spiderwick Chronicles -- and Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi do a solid job adding menace to a fantasy species that usually isn't too spooky. Plus, a great lead-in to the grand finale.The Grace family arrives at the high school to watch Mallory's fencing match, but during one match Jared notices a strange girl rifling through his sister's bag. And even worse, a strange doppelganger of Jared appears and menaces him, hoping to find the Guide. Finally, worst of all -- Mallory vanishes, leaving behind only her fencing medal and a stone with the word TRADE carved into it.While their mother freaks out about what a "problem child" Jared is, the twins go rushing off to an abandoned quarry nearby, and soon find their way into an underground civilization populated by dwarves. These master craftsmen have taken Mallory, and they also have some rather unpleasant (and unrealistic!) plans for the upper world."The Ironwood Tree" contains some of the most atmospheric, fantastical scenes in the entire Spiderwick Chronicles series, as Holly Black introduces us to an eerie underground city with silver-leaved ironwood trees, statues and stalactites, silver and golden animals and platinum flowers. In fact, I was left wishing that we had spent a little more time down there.Holly Black's prose is really beautiful here, especially when she describes the underground world of the dwarves ("Glowing fungi covered the walls in patches, illuminating the faces of three small men with skin as gray as stone"), and she gives the dwarves a menacing edge that definitely sets them apart from Disney's jolly harmless little men. And Tony DiTerlizzi's delicate pen-and-ink drawings are simply lovely, especially his depictions of Mallory in the glass case.However, there appear to be some obstacles for the twins on the home front, since a faerie successfully makes Jared look like a knife-wielding psycho, and their mom is bleating about how she can't handle him. The only downside is that Mallory plays the typical damsel-in-distress role; it would have been nice to see her kicking some dwarven butt."The Ironwood Tree" successfully pulls our preteen heroes into a strange underground world, and adds a coldly exquisite edge to this series. And the door is open for the grand finale.

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Fantasy at it's best
By Tom Barter
The Ironwood Tree, fourth of the Spiderwick Chronicles, a cute little series of evergreen yarns by Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi depicts intrepid teen heroes Jarred, Simon and foxy Mallory Grace encountering a menacing and deadly Shape-shifter who frames Jarred for a crime he didn't commit. It's all downhill from here as Mallory is kidnapped by a fiendish band of dwarves who keep up with the tradition of being great miners and craftsmen and live in a subterannean utopia of gold, silver, copper and iron in the Old Quarry.Now Simon and Jarred must find a way to rescue their sister before the dwarves put into action their plan for world-domination involving the Ironwood Tree.But who is Mulgarath the Ogre?

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