Mist, Metal, and Ash (Ink, Iron, and Glass #2) by Gwendolyn Clare, 336 pages. Imprint (Macmillan), Feb 2019. $19
Language: PG-13 (33 swears, 0 ‘f’); Mature Content: G; Violence: PG-13 (some blood and bodies)
BUYING ADVISORY: MS - ADVISABLE
AUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGE
Elsa and the others were left behind and betrayed when Leo went off with his brother Aris and the edit book. While Elsa’s heart hurts, she is determined to regain control of the editbook; if Aris learns how to use it, he and Garibaldi could destroy all the worlds. As she leaves on the hunt, she doesn’t realize that she is leaving the children in danger – something is wrong with Casa, too.
Things get a bit more complicated in the second book of the series. Not unexpected, of course. Elsa spends her whole time trying to thwart Aris and Garibaldi and she unearths more complications. I am wondering about the purpose of Casa going off the rails – hopefully that will weave in during the 3rdbook.
Cindy, Middle School Librarian, MLS
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