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awesome book in this series! This book has the children finding the drowned kingdom and finally finding the sea serpent.
Many other secrets are revealed as well, I cant wait to read the last book to finally find out the conclusion! It was good, and, as an author, I respect the author for how well they did it.
My favorite title in the series! A ton of character development occurred between Sebastian, Tom, Quinn and Eleanor, Plus a revelation of Quinns past, her family and her place in the kingdom of Stormness, I enjoyed the change of setting from Castle and Bog to the Lost Isles, Drool worthy for fantasy enthusiasts with medieval quests, magical meddling and epic battles to save a kingdom, There is a flash of Lord of the Rings in this tale and I'd also venture to say that anyone who loves Harry Potter would enjoy The Impossible Quest as well.
This is theth out ofbooks in The Impossible Quest series, The adventure continues and ends up close to home for the four heroes of the story, Many pieces of the puzzle are put together in this book, It's still a fun story, though obviously geared towards a tween crowd their escapes from seemingly impossible odds is hard to swallow, but on par with child and tween entertainment.
More mature children would also like the books if they are fantasy enthusiasts, Probably my favorite so far out of the!! Thrilling, the magic and scenery are chilling, and its truly scary at points! Plot moves along, with this one, the penultimate book in the series, separating the characters in part, putting them in different 'dangerous' situations.
Engaging but in part still feels like one long chase scene,
Good story for younger kids and adults too All Tom, Quinn, Elanor, and Sebastian need now is sea serpent scale, a large amount of luck, and to return home to Wolfhaven Castle so they can raise the sleeping warriors, free the castle's prisoners, banish Lord Mortlock and save the day.
Easy.

The Drowned Kingdom deviates slightly from the format of the first three novels by delving more deeply into the past of one of the four children Quinn, the foundling who washed up on shore at Wolfhaven Castle in a wicker boat as a baby.
The reason for this becomes apparent, but not before the four kids face a perilous sea journey while escaping the evil witches who've been dogging their heels at every turn.


All Quinn needs to do is find a sea serpent and take one of its scales, But, when the sea serpents are murderous, and one drop of their venom can kill you, that could prove easier said than done.
Marooned on the Lost Isles, Elanor waits with Tom who's infected with sea serpent venom, while Quinn and Sebastian head off to facedown a wicked witch who has poisoned the Wishing Well and now uses it to enhance her curses.


The Drowned Kingdom gives readers a lot more background than the previous novels do, and it set out exactly what is going on and why Wolfhaven Castle was overtaken in the first place.
However, none of this detracts from what readers have come to expect of this story, There's action aplenty and adventure galore, From running for their lives through the streets of Wolfhaven to dodging evil magic and fighting off sea serpents who have only one thought to kill The Drowned Kingdom is an excellent adventure story.
The Drowned Kingdom pulls together all of the little story threads that have been slowly released throughout the first three books of the series.
The interconnectivity of the characters, the plots that span a lifetime, It is all revealed. But not completely. Just tied in well enough that you know the final reveals and the completion of the tapestry which Kate Forsyth has created will be a thoroughly enjoyable experience.


I really enjoy the thematic ties

to the four elements throughout this series and this one is completely about water in case you didnt get that from the name.
Even the moments when they revisit their old home to see what is happening take place amongst the mist and the moisture.
There is a sense of completely surreal beauty about this story that worked really well with the water theme and the idea of lost memories and tragic pasts.
It all tied in neatly to the secrets revealed,

Quinn has been my favourite character so far, A foundling, someone with a bit of mystery to her and a witch, I love that she spends the entirety of the storyline without shoes on, connecting with nature and spouting riddles.
Theres something about this that Im in love with probably the idea that this is the kind of character that I would have loved to be this way as a child.
This is just as good as as The Beast at Blackmore
Bog,
This is the best series ever!
The Impossible Quest!
Escape from Wolfhaven castle
The Wolves of the witchwood
The Beast at Blackmore Bog
The Drowned Kingdom
Battle of The Heroes
Enjoy! In each book they find another creature to give them another piece of the prophecy.
In this book the kids need to get a sea serpent scale, Each of the kids have a connection to one of the creatures except Quinn, So she assumes the serpent will be hers,

In the long run she's not wrong, In the short run she is dangerously wrong, It's good though. So much of the story is spread wide open in this book, They go looking for the drowned kingdom and upon finding it they also find the survivors and the evil witch.



It takes all of the loose ends and tie them together to a cohesive story, One that I of course never saw coming, I love it so much though! Yet another gripping installment in this thrilling, magical, adventure series, My daughter and I can't wait to read the final book! The Drowned Kingdom: Lower middlegrade, Fantasy. Adventure. Action. Multipleperspectives. Quests. Friendships. Animal companions. Unicorn. Griffin. Dragon. SeaSerpent. Wolves. Witches. Magic. Secrets. Good vs Evil.

How much I liked it:
Ideas:stars
Character Depth:stars
Execution:Publication: Released 

Suggested age group:

Well, this one greatly surprised me.


Synopsis: I've heard of a kingdom that was flooded and drowned, . . and that is where the sea serpents live, . .

Quinn, Sebastian, Elanor and Tom have found a dragon and conquered the dreaded Beast of Blackmoor Bog.
Only one items remains on their impossible questthe scale of a seasserpent, Now they must journey to the drowned kingdom, where they will face their deadliest challenge yet, And there they will uncover the behind all that has happened, . . the truth that will change everything,

Thoughts/: Everyone else has tamed a beast Quinn is a little more than ready to tame her own.


I never got tired of this book, I feel like it's not as action packed as the previous ones, but more informative than some of the previous books.
Now I know what you must be thinking, Well, that sucks! No, it doesn't a least in my opinion it isn't.
Ever since the series began Quinn was just the little girl trying to become a witch, We didn't really know much about her, Her parents, if she had/has siblings, . . nothing like that. This book helps you understand who she is and her heritage before coming to the Wolfhaven castle, Her heritage truly shocked me, I didn't think she is as important as she is,  

Another thing that I truly enjoyed about this book was the Drowned Kingdom, I found the seaserpents, the inhabitants, even the kingdom itself truly fascinating, My favorite part of the whole book was that, And I love Finn. I'm hoping we get to see more of him, but I wouldn't be surprised if we don't,

 I don't dislike this book, I really like seeing how the characters have developed since the first book, Sebastian and Tom have grown a lot, They are no longer bickering enemies now they're actually getting along,

I can't wait to read book, It's just getting interesting, and I can't wait to see how theth book will end all this,

Till the next chapter

Wordpress: sitelink com/view/areaderswo sitelink blogspot. com/ Quinn, Sebastian, Elanor and Tom have found a dragon and conquered the dreaded Beast of Blackmoor Bog, Only one item remains on their impossible questthe scale of a seaserpent, Now they must journey to the drowned kingdom, where they will face their deadliest challenge yet, And there they will uncover the truth behind all that has happened, . . the truth that will change everything, Just read it and it has good insight into Quinns background and where she came from and after reading the second book I predicted that Sebastian would get the dragon and Quinn would get the sea serpent.