Back to The Divide and Jinx on the Divide by Elizabeth Kay

Back To The Divide by Elizabeth Kay
Jinx On The Divide by Elizabeth Kay

Rating:

Back to the Divide is the Second Book in the Divide Series, and Jinx on the Divide is the Third. Both books are very similar so I am combining the rating section to include both books.

Both books are well written and clean. The main difference is that in the third book a lot of new characters are introduced, but they are developed in such a way that I never really cared about them. Also, there is so much going on that it makes it hard to appreciate the story. I liked that Felix grew up and the main focus of these books wasn't his illness. These books are really good.

Description:

Back to the Divide: Snakeweed has had enough of Felix's world and wants to return home. In order to do that Snakeweed must pay Felix a visit and obtain the divide spell. Because Felix won't cooperate Snakeweed turns Felix's parents to stone, starting a chain reaction that threatens to destroy Felix's world. Felix must return to the other side of the divide and find a way to stop Snakeweed and protect his world from magic.

Jinx on the Divide: Felix is home again and his world is free from magic, or so he thinks. While at school, Rhino, the class bully, accidently sets a djinn free and is imprisoned in the Djinn's lamp. It is up to Felix to return the Djinn to his world and rescue Rhino.