377 pages

English language

Published April 19, 2010 by HarperCollins Children's.

ISBN:
978-0-00-793264-1
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OCLC Number:
1158814583

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As Arthur Penhaligon seeks to find the seventh key, complete his quest to save the Kingdom to which he is heir, and learn his true identity, he discovers that he has a greater purpose than he could have imagined.

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Review of 'Lord Sunday' on 'Goodreads'

I'm still not quite sure how I feel about this book & the ending. It was very strange and very unexpected. Overall, a lot of the characterizations that were being built up were never really explained. There weren't any actual loose end; however, the conclusion felt pretty unsatisfying.

In any event, The Keys to the Kingdom books stand alone very poorly; by the seventh book every character, item and place has significance from earlier on in the book and there is no summarization of previous events. I would recommend re-reading the entire series before starting this.

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Subjects

  • Children's stories
  • Space and time
  • Fiction
  • Magic
  • Fantasy