The Master Magician

This series started of really nice with the Paper Magician, but in this third book, The Master Magician, Ceony seriously started to annoy me. Her tricks maybe weren’t exactly new – rushing into danger and just hoping that everything will work out in the end just to name something – but I would have expected her to have some growth in the series. After all, she is about to finish her apprenticeship.

She is rather a bit too special, with her figuring a way around one of the main points of the magic system – being bound to a certain type of material. This however, is only the side quest in this novel, which was sort of a shame because the real villain wasn’t so interesting.

Still, it was a nice and quick read – a snackbook I would call it. And I really liked the idea of transferring magic into paper by origami.