Book Review: The Raven, The Elf, and Rachel, by L. Jagi Lamplighter

The second book in a delightfully ditzy Harry Potter derivative.

Dark Quest, LLC, 2014, 422 pages

Before coming to Roanoke Academy, Rachel Griffin had been an obedient girl – but it is hard to obey the rules when the world is in danger and no one will listen.

Now, she's eavesdropping on Wisecraft Agents and breaking a great many regulations. Because if the adults will not believe her, then it is up to Rachel and her friends – crazy, orphan-boy Sigfried the Dragonslayer and Nastasia, the Princess of Magical Australia – to stop the insidious Mortimer Egg from destroying the world.

But first, she must survive truth spells, fights with her brother, detention, Alchemy experiments, talking to elves, and conjuring class. Oh, and the Raven with blood-red eyes continues to watch her. It is said to be the omen of the Doom of Worlds. Will her attempts to save her world bring the Raven's wrath down upon her?

And as if that is not bad enough, someone has just turned the boy she likes into a sheep.

( Rachel is fem!Harry except she's half Korean and also the daughter of an English Duke, yeah. )

Also by L. Jagi Lamplighter: My review of The Unexpected Enlightenment of Rachel Griffin.

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