A magically bound message refers to a form of communication that is enchanted or imbued with magical properties. In fantasy literature and folklore, it is often depicted as a physical object such as a sealed letter or a mystical item that conveys information across distances or realms. The concept of magically bound messages can be found in many mythologies and legends. In some tales, it is believed that the message itself holds a powerful enchantment that allows it to reach its intended recipient, regardless of physical barriers or magical wards. This is often depicted as a form of telepathy or mind-to-mind communication, where the sender's thoughts and intentions are magically transmitted to the recipient. In other stories, the magical binding of a message involves the use of specific rituals or spells.
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In other stories, the magical binding of a message involves the use of specific rituals or spells. These rituals may involve incantations, gestures, or the use of magical artifacts to imbue the message with a magical energy. This energy acts as a conduit, ensuring that the message reaches its intended recipient and cannot be intercepted or tampered with by outside forces.
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Summary:
Eva must travel to a seaside town to complete her training and earn the rank of Novice Witch before her thirteenth birthday, or be banned from using magic forever.
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Kirkus Reviews (05/15/20)
School Library Journal (07/01/20)
The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (00/09/20)
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School Library Journal - 07/01/2020 Gr 3–7— Fans of Kiki's Delivery Service will feel right at home in this middle grade fantasy set in Rivelle Realm, where magic is dwindling. Magical late bloomer Eva must complete her first independent mission if she wants to become a witch before her 13th birthday. Not completing the quest comes at a horrible cost—being forever stripped of the little magic she does possess. Eva has a loving family with a magical mother and nonmagical father, yet she cannot help comparing herself to her high-achieving mother, and fears she will never become a successful witch. Eva has a magical condition that causes her to feel physically drained each time she practices, although she knows practice will make her stronger. Her quest leads her to coastal Auteri, where she faces skepticism from community leaders, garners the support of a town sponsor, makes a frenemy-turned-friend, and establishes lasting relationships with small business owners as she practices her magical specialty: repair work. Eva stretches her abilities and struggles to find her footing as the sole local witch while making small inroads with her own practice. Her frequent, rapid fluctuations in confidence level, while mirroring the human experience, make for an odd reading experience, along with a plot that doesn't arc so much as build and then meander. Eva's ultimate solution to save the town appears spontaneously without narrative development. VERDICT Despite its occasional storyline waffling, this middle grade fantasy is worthwhile. Memorable characters accompany strong messages of believing in yourself, working hard, and choosing who you love. A novel well worth the read. Recommended for fiction collections.— Lauren Younger, Univ. of Dallas Lib. - Copyright 2020 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.
School Library Journal - 07/01/2020 Gr 3–7— Fans of Kiki's Delivery Service will feel right at home in this middle grade fantasy set in Rivelle Realm, where magic is dwindling. Magical late bloomer Eva must complete her first independent mission if she wants to become a witch before her 13th birthday. Not completing the quest comes at a horrible cost—being forever stripped of the little magic she does possess. Eva has a loving family with a magical mother and nonmagical father, yet she cannot help comparing herself to her high-achieving mother, and fears she will never become a successful witch. Eva has a magical condition that causes her to feel physically drained each time she practices, although she knows practice will make her stronger. Her quest leads her to coastal Auteri, where she faces skepticism from community leaders, garners the support of a town sponsor, makes a frenemy-turned-friend, and establishes lasting relationships with small business owners as she practices her magical specialty: repair work. Eva stretches her abilities and struggles to find her footing as the sole local witch while making small inroads with her own practice. Her frequent, rapid fluctuations in confidence level, while mirroring the human experience, make for an odd reading experience, along with a plot that doesn't arc so much as build and then meander. Eva's ultimate solution to save the town appears spontaneously without narrative development. VERDICT Despite its occasional storyline waffling, this middle grade fantasy is worthwhile. Memorable characters accompany strong messages of believing in yourself, working hard, and choosing who you love. A novel well worth the read. Recommended for fiction collections.— Lauren Younger, Univ. of Dallas Lib. - Copyright 2020 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.
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Magically bound messages are often used in fantasy stories to add an element of mystery and intrigue. They represent a form of communication that goes beyond the limitations of the physical world, offering a sense of awe and wonder to the reader. They can also serve as a plot device, driving the narrative forward as characters seek to deliver or decipher these enchanted messages. In conclusion, a magically bound message is a powerful and mystical form of communication that transcends physical barriers and channels magical energy to convey information. It is a common trope in fantasy literature and folklore, adding an element of enchantment and intrigue to the story..
Reviews for "Mystical Messaging: Exploring the World of Bound Messages"
1. Sarah - 2/5 - I really didn't enjoy "Magically Bound Message". The plot was confusing and poorly executed. It seemed like the author wanted to include every possible magical element and ended up creating a convoluted mess. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it hard to connect with them. Overall, it was a disappointing read for me.
2. John - 1/5 - I was extremely disappointed with "Magically Bound Message". The writing was amateurish and full of clichés. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to believe in the interactions between characters. The pacing was also a major issue, as the story dragged on without any clear direction. I would not recommend this book to anyone seeking a well-written and engaging fantasy read.
3. Emma - 2/5 - "Magically Bound Message" was not my cup of tea. The world-building was inconsistent and lacked depth, leaving me with more questions than answers. The magical system was poorly explained, and it seemed like the author expected readers to fill in the gaps themselves. The romance subplot also felt forced and unnecessary, adding nothing to the overall story. I was disappointed with this book and wouldn't recommend it to fans of fantasy literature.