The Lighthouse at the World's End: The hilarious and heartfelt finale to Amy Sparkes' magical middle grade fiction adventure series - perfect for ... 9, 10, 11 (The House at the Edge of Magic, 4)

Great book , Daughter loves it , it keeps you guessing throughout. Lots of twists and turns kept her interested all the way to the end. read all books in the series , great to end with.

Part of the best book series ever

good value for money. very good reading, and not eady to put down. perfect for long journey. recommended.

I originally bought the first in the series for my young daughter, but I have enjoyed Nine's adventures every bit as much as her.Unlike some books aimed at preteens, it uses multi-syllablic words, as well as adjectives and adverbs to paint its fascinating world, but in a way that expands vocabulary rather than excludes novice readers.We found the plot was exciting and page turning, but delightfully empty of blood, gore and swearing.Whilst the uncontroversial message that being kind, especially to your siblings, brings happiness, is guaranteed to please everyone, whatever their political background!The ending is very satisfying, but leaves plenty of scope for further books...So if you are reading this Ms Sparks? Yes please!

Excellent finale to the series. I don't want to spoil anything for those who have read the first three books but many past characters reappear and I thoroughly enjoyed the ending. Hopefully there will be more about these characters in the future.

A fab read for adults as well as children. Loved the whole series.

My daughter and I absolutely loved reading this series, it’s one of our favourites and we bought this book the day it came out.THANK YOU AMY SPARKES

The Lighthouse at the World’s End is the fourth and final book in the The House at the Edge of Magic series. If you haven’t read the previous books you really need to, to be able to fully understand this one as this isn’t a series you can dive into partway.Nine is heading back home with her friends in tow, and a witch who wants something from her, a magical golden locket. Nine knows that she can’t give the witch the locket as it is too powerful but she also knows that she has made a promise to her, one she can not get out of.With the help of her friends, Nine has a plan which includes travelling to the World Between Worlds and to the lighthouse on the Isle of Illusion.The Lighthouse at the World’s End is filled to the brim with adventure and excitement. There are some remarkable characters within the pages and the plot is so full and fast that young readers won’t want to put the book down.This middle-grade story is unusual, quirky, and strange but it is also fabulous and inspiring. Nine might have started life as a thief but she has grown so much with each book.This last book in the series brings everything to a close and ends perfectly without leaving the reader with questions. For young bookworms who want an enjoyable, witty, magical story this is the series to choose. They will not be disappointed.*I received a free copy of this book, which I voluntarily reviewed