Morrigan, the prevoiusly friendless and cursed 11 year old finds herself with a family. The hotel owner Jupiter North, the gigantic Magnificat Fen, a vampire dwarf, Jack and dragonrider Hawthorne - her best friend in the hole world. Her patron Jupiter, and her own set of skills has made her finally a member of The Wunder Society. Morrigan and the rest of the students in her unit, all with different skills, are about to enter the famous school and become what they were ment to be. Live up to their amazing potential. The only catch is that Morrigan is a Wundersmith, and the prevoius one, Ezra Squall had a habit of murdering and bringing chaos everywhere he went. So no one can know what Morrigans special talent is. It seemes like the Society plans to bore her to death instead of giving her a proper education. She hasn't even been wundersmithing or anything. But soon things become the opposite boring, in fact people and creatures from her own school start disappearing.
Wow, I can't believe Jessica Townsends imagination! She writes a classical fantasy tale of an orphan (who's acctually got a parent but still is an orphan in almost every sense) and it's VERY funny, thrilling and cool. The only thing I might have against it is that both books have parts where Morrigan is mainly waiting for things to happen. But I just hope it's because we're in for a series of at least five books *crossing my fingers*
I've longed for a read like this. Where you suddenly guffaw on the busride to work!
Can't wait for part 3 in the Nevermoor-series!
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