Secure The Librarians And The Lost Lamp (The Librarians, #1) Crafted By Greg Cox Displayed In Manuscript

was so much fun and for days Ive been wanting to read another, I absolutely love this show and its characters, despite it being unbelievably corny and honestly not top tier television, Generally when it comes to the show I couldnt care less about Flynn and am really watching for the new librarians and Eve but when reading this I actually felt the opposite.
Kudos to the author for making me like Flynn a little more and overall nailing all of the characters on the head, When reading a novel based on a movie or tv show I feel like theres always the fear that the author wont do the world and its characters justice but I think he really did here.
I cant wait to pick up another! Аз вече си имам любима книга с подобна насоченост sitelinkМасата на цар Соломон,
Не може да се отрече, че подобни книги пък и филми са толкова много, че с лопата да ги ринеш, няма да ги изринеш. Някои от тях са добри, някои не особено. Жанрът е доста преситен. Въпреки това някои остават омагьосващи. Поредицата за "Търсачите" е пример за това. "Библиотекарите" не е на същото ниво. За да те заплени подобна книга, трябва да те изненада с нещо или поне при мен е така, понеже съм се сблъсквала с много подобни заглавия. "Библиотекарите" не съдържа нито едно нещо, което да мога да нарека изненадващо. Отгоре на всичко героите са представени на принципа "гениалните гении". На много места са същите, но

някак това е поднесено, без героят да изпъква прекалено. "Търсачите" печелят точки и за това, че не са американци. В "Библиотекарите" пак американците спасяват света, ех Все повтарям, че това не ми пречи но не ми пречи само когато не се прекалява с него The copy I read was riddled with grammatical errors but the story was as interesting and absorbing as one of the television episodes, I was in library school when the first Librarians movie came out, and while it was kind of silly fun, I never felt the urge to see any of the others.
This book, the first of a tiein series with the new Librarians TV show, was a lot of fun, if not anything profound, Trying to appeal to fans of both the movie series and the TV series, it alternates between aadventure with the original Librarian, Flynn Carsen, and aadventure of the new team.
It wasn't clear at first how the two stories related together, but they finally did, All told, this novel was diverting enough to keep my attention on a recent plane trip, and I'd recommend it to fans of the movies and/or TV show.


Note: I received my copy of this book through a Goodreads First Reads giveaway, How many of you have watched every episode of TNT's The Librarians

I can say in all honesty that I have, It took me a few years and several checkouts of the DVDs from my local library, but, just before last Thanksgiving, I completed the entire series, Still, just like with Lizzie McGuire, I want to experience every story set in that universe, even the ones that aren't in audiovisual format, When I found out that The Librarians had some stories that were only in book form, I knew I had to get my hands on them thanks again to my local library, I've already finished one of them.


While good for what it was, it could have been better, Though I appreciate the fact that this novel had a more convoluted storyline than the episodes usually did, jumping back and forth between timelines is a literary device that has always annoyed me.
Here's hoping that the last two entries in the series are better, A novel based on the TV show and the movies,

A mystery started by Flynn Carson ends up having to finished by the new batch of Librarians,

I really enjoyed the fact that the story went back and forth between the Librarian Flynn and the group of Librarians that are the main characters of the show.
By dividing the mystery, each group got to shine without being overshadowed by the others,

This is a must read for fans of the TV show and the movies, Notes:

Good narration amp fun story, Cool concepts but not enough zing in the story for it to stand out, For millennia, The Library, and its Librarians, have been safeguarding the world from dangerous magical relics, collecting, cataloging, and safeguarding them against those who would misuse them.


Flynn Carsen, the most recent Librarian, inheads to Baghdad to look into the disappearance of the oldest known manuscript of The Arabian Nights, which might be of magical significance.
He meets a beautiful museum curator who had been translating it, and they have runins with the actual Forty Thieves, a ghoul, a roc, and the actual Aladdin's lamp, complete with genie.


He has very few options for keeping it out of the hands of the Forty, and chooses a drastic one,

In, the lamp, the genie, and the Forty resurface,

With Flynn not having lost his taste for solo adventures just because a small crew of additional librarians have been recruited, it's up to the relatively inexperienced new team and their Guardian, Col.
Eve Baird, to go off to Las Vegas to figure out what's responsible for a very odd run of "luck" in Vegas, Stone, Cassie, Ezekial, and Baird are all in for some startling and variously unsettling revelations,

There's adventure, close calls, ancient magic, and ancient literature, Is this great literature No, but it's a lot of fun,

Recommended.

I bought this audiobook, Can it please have a better cover I'm gonna buy this but I prefer having a nice cover, not rippedfromtvshow cover " Книгата е квалифицирана като приключенски трилър, но според мен е приказно фентъзи,
Хареса ми идеята за тайна организация Библиотеката, чиито служители библиотекарите, издирват отдавна изчезнали древни артефакти и ги съхраняват и завинаги скриват от света, респективно от това да не попаднат в зли ръце.
Искрено се забавлявах с книгата, защото преводът беше добър и хуморът бликаше в изобилие.
Както е модерно напоследък, действието се развиваше в два времеви периода, с отстояние помежду сигодини презиг. Героите са страшни образи интересни и колоритни. Хареса ми и това, че имаше една постоянна динамика, действието се прехвърляше на различни места в Багдад, в планините на Иран, на тайнствен остров и прочие, както и че имаше намесени множество артефакти и приказни същества, каквито сюжети харесвам. Книгата пробуди у мен заспалия откривателски и приключенски дух, защото много ми приличаше на поредицата "Индиана Джоунс", само че с библиотекари. Последните обаче, бяха представени не като обичайно скучните и седящи единствено на работното си място образи, а като авантюисти, обучени за специалната си мисия да се борят с древни сили и същества, населяващи по принцип само приказките.
Силно препоръчвам тази книжка. I received a review copy from the publisher in exchange for a honest review,

The Librarians and The Lost Lamp is the first book in a planned trilogy based on TNTs hit show, The Librarians which follows a group of Librarians A.
K. A protectors of humanity against magical artifacts such as Excalibur, The Golden Goose to The Spear of Destiny and Pandora s Box, Im familiar with The Librarian films that aired back in the earlys but I havent gotten around to seeing the show based on the movies, However, when I was asked if I wanted to review The Librarians and The Lost Lamp, I was immediately intrigued and jumped at the chance! Im sure everyone is familiar with The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, The Arabian Nights or at least heard of Aladdin and the magic lamp.
Its a very well known tale and one I enjoy hearing about so of course I wanted to read it, It sounded like a fun bookand Im glad to say it absolutely was fun and so much more than I expected!

The book jumps back and forth betweenwith Flynn, the sole librarian at the time and present daywith a new group of librarian recruits as they search for the infamous lost lamp that belonged to Aladdin.
Little did they know that their current case was a case that beganyears ago when Flynn was in Baghdad in search of the Lamp and battling The Forty.
This book was action packed right from the beginning and never let up once as readers jump back and forth between the past and present, Readers get to see Flynn and museum curator Sirin run for their lives in a bazaar in Baghdad to out flying a Roc on a magic carpet.
But the action doesnt stop there as we travel back to present day and find the newly minted librarians in Sin City investigating whether or not a man truly has Lady Luck on his side or some sort of magical advantage.
This book was loads of fun and I loved how Cox weaved a wonderful adventure showcasing Aladdins Lamp and The Book of One Thousand and One Nights.
Coxs vivid imageries were so detailed that the book played out like a movie in my mind and has me curious and itching to start the TV show now!

All in all, The Librarians and The Lost Lamp was an excellent start to a brand new series and I cant wait to see whats in store for The Librarians.
I highly recommend this book to everyone, Theres a little bit of everything for everyone such as: action, adventure, history, magic, a little romance and a whole lot of imagination, And in the meantime, I think Im going to go check out the first season of The Librarians!,