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Demonkeeper #2
Demon Eater
There’s a Troll under the bridge, a Wedge causing earthquakes, Char that’s burning through town, and they’re all demons on the run. As the mayhem escalates, Lilli, a hippie Demonkeeper arrives on the scene. Her interest is in peaceful demons but something dangerous is stalking the Seattle streets.
Can Nat, Sandy and Richie see past their differences to find the Demoneater that is threatening to destroy the panicked demons? Mr. Calamitous seems to know something, but a ravenous Demoneater could end it all. Nat may be in over his head.
Can Nat, Sandy and Richie see past their differences to find the Demoneater that is threatening to destroy the panicked demons? Mr. Calamitous seems to know something, but a ravenous Demoneater could end it all. Nat may be in over his head.
157 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 16, 2009
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November 17, 2020
„Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie erben ein Haus. Und nicht nur das Haus, auch die seltsamen Lebewesen, die sich darin befinden: Dämonen und Monster, nervtötende Kreaturen, die überall Chaos verbreiten. Eine üble Vorstellung, oder? Aber genau das passiert Nathan Grimlock. Unfreiwillig wird er so zu einem Dämonenhüter seiner neuen Schützlinge, die das manifestierte, aber - bis auf wenige Ausnahmen - liebenswerte Chaos sind.“
Kann Horror und Grusel lustig sein? Mit der Erfolgstrilogie des englischen Spiegel-Bestsellerautors Royce Buckingham in jedem Fall!
Die Bücher sind zwar keine literarischen Meisterwerke, warten dafür aber mit ganz viel Spaß und echten Lachern auf. Die Stars sind hier definitiv die mehr als witzig gezeichneten Kreaturen, nicht unbedingt die menschlichen Protagonisten.
Wer auf der Suche nach launigem Lesestoff zu Halloween ist, bekommt es bei „Dämliche Dämonen“ (Demonkeepers), „Mürrische Monster“ (Demoneater) und „Fiese Finsterlinge“ (Demonocity) nicht wirklich mit der Angst zu tun, sondern taucht in eine herrlich humorvolle Hommage an zahlreiche Gruselklischees ein. Perfekt, wenn Halloween vor der Tür steht! 🎃
Kann Horror und Grusel lustig sein? Mit der Erfolgstrilogie des englischen Spiegel-Bestsellerautors Royce Buckingham in jedem Fall!
Die Bücher sind zwar keine literarischen Meisterwerke, warten dafür aber mit ganz viel Spaß und echten Lachern auf. Die Stars sind hier definitiv die mehr als witzig gezeichneten Kreaturen, nicht unbedingt die menschlichen Protagonisten.
Wer auf der Suche nach launigem Lesestoff zu Halloween ist, bekommt es bei „Dämliche Dämonen“ (Demonkeepers), „Mürrische Monster“ (Demoneater) und „Fiese Finsterlinge“ (Demonocity) nicht wirklich mit der Angst zu tun, sondern taucht in eine herrlich humorvolle Hommage an zahlreiche Gruselklischees ein. Perfekt, wenn Halloween vor der Tür steht! 🎃
January 2, 2018
Moins réussi que le premier, cela reste une chouette aventure pour les grands enfants.
October 8, 2012
I also received book two in return for a honest review from the authors publicist. In book two Nat has taken Richie on as his own apprentice letting him live in the house. Nat is also still dating Sandy, who the house happens to like it seems better then Nat since it lets her in when she stops by. A troll statue is missing from Seattle and other demons are starting to turn up missing. The city is offering a reward for the return of the Troll statue, which I really a troll. With the help of the demons the trio uses goats in attempt over a bridge in attempt to draw out the troll.
Nat meets Lilli who is also a Demonkeeper who has a collection of demons she keeps in her trailer. Lilli goes to Pikes Market and when she comes out she finds her demons all gone so she goes to Nat for help. Nat lives in a house full of demons, like the gum demon who likes to get stuck in hair, the chandelier, the carpet and many more.
So Nat sets out to figure out where the missing Demons have gone, as well as find what happened to the troll. As if he’s not got enough to do, he also needs to catch the “Thin man’s” demons that are returning to what they once had been prior to the “Thin Man”. Lilli is really upset about her missing demons, and afraid that the demoneater is going to eat them. There is a strange man who always happens to be hanging around when something supernatural is in the air. Nat has his hands full, but with his friends he should be able to save the day.
I really liked book to better then book one because I was already familiar with the characters and felt like it flowed a lot smoother. It’s such a fast pasted story like the first one no so much gory like the first either, I found this one had a few comical moments like the first; I had to lean over and tell the hubby what I was giggling about. I really like the Sandy and Nat relationship they both are unique in their own but they make it work. In book 2 Nat has taken Richie under his wing to train him to be a demonkeeper too which I really liked since I kind of felt bad since he lost his friend. Overall it’s a great story you learn a little more about the demons around the world that not all are bad they are more chaos in the world or that they create chaos. I look forward to starting the next one.
Nat meets Lilli who is also a Demonkeeper who has a collection of demons she keeps in her trailer. Lilli goes to Pikes Market and when she comes out she finds her demons all gone so she goes to Nat for help. Nat lives in a house full of demons, like the gum demon who likes to get stuck in hair, the chandelier, the carpet and many more.
So Nat sets out to figure out where the missing Demons have gone, as well as find what happened to the troll. As if he’s not got enough to do, he also needs to catch the “Thin man’s” demons that are returning to what they once had been prior to the “Thin Man”. Lilli is really upset about her missing demons, and afraid that the demoneater is going to eat them. There is a strange man who always happens to be hanging around when something supernatural is in the air. Nat has his hands full, but with his friends he should be able to save the day.
I really liked book to better then book one because I was already familiar with the characters and felt like it flowed a lot smoother. It’s such a fast pasted story like the first one no so much gory like the first either, I found this one had a few comical moments like the first; I had to lean over and tell the hubby what I was giggling about. I really like the Sandy and Nat relationship they both are unique in their own but they make it work. In book 2 Nat has taken Richie under his wing to train him to be a demonkeeper too which I really liked since I kind of felt bad since he lost his friend. Overall it’s a great story you learn a little more about the demons around the world that not all are bad they are more chaos in the world or that they create chaos. I look forward to starting the next one.
June 2, 2022
Es geht spannend weiter. Die Charakterentwicklung in Band 2 hat mir um einiges besser gefallen. Einige Lücken hat es aber, da die Geschichte doch recht schnell erzählt wird. An manchen Stellen hätte ein Moment zum Durchatmen geholfen. Ist eher ein Buch zum Verschlingen.
January 29, 2023
Ein Buch was ich vor Jahren gekauft habe, endlich gelesen. Es war sehr leicht zu lesen und ging in einem Schwung durch. Die Charaktere sind nice die Story war teils vorhersehbar aber man kann es gut genießen.
January 17, 2023
Genauso rasant wie Band 1. Ich mag die Art des Autors, seine Leser in den Bann zu ziehen.
August 14, 2012
“He is devouring them,” it said simply. My mentor is a Demoneater.” Read the journal in which a Demonkeeper was writing in. He has just realized that his mentor, the one who trained him to be a Demonkeeper is no longer the man he knew. This was bad, really bad. You see a Keeper’s job was to give demons a safe place to live.
The book then fast-forwards to present day, where the Fremont troll has disappeared. This would not normally warrant attention, except the troll was incased in two tons worth of concrete, wire and steel rebar. Instead of being a statue in the park like the normal humans thought, the troll was really a sedentary entity who liked to make folks squirm. While Nat, Sandy and Richie are out looking for the troll they run into to equally strange characters. Mr. Calamitous, a weird researcher and Lilli a free-spirit from San Francisco.
The introduction of another female character- as we all know will lead to a love tri-angle. The love tri-angle does little to help the book move along. The execution of the love tri-angle is awkward at best. In fact, it actually made me very mad at Nat- how dare he put Sandy though this. As each other’s first romantic interest, one would have hoped that Lilli would have just been a friend to Nat and Sandy. But no- Buckingham goes there. Even worse, there is no true resolution of the tri-angle before the end of the book.
Demoneater is a refreshing take on the paranormal world that had exploded over the last few years. I had a hard time cheering for Nat, the main character. Yeah, he helps Richie out and gives him a place to live. Richie by the way is hilarious. Sandy is loyal and resourceful, a character that you want happiness for. Lilli, is well weak, with a woe is me kinda attitude that annoyed me. Why? Her character sees the beauty in things, but it is not portrayed every well.
The entity that scares the Troll into hiding does not come out into the open until chapter 23. I cannot help but wonder if the introduction of the bad guy earlier would have made the book read at a faster pace.
The cover of the book while eye-catching does not give anything away, neither does the synopsis. This is a shame because while some do judge a book by the cover, others judge it by the synopsis. I did not feel that either did the book justice. A trio of teenagers, surrounded by mischievous demons while a female teen looks on from the distance with a demon on her shoulder would be a better jacket for the book.
I am going to have to rate this book 2½ stars out of 5. I was excited to read the book and remained excited about it until Chapter 10 titled Two Kisses. While I do like love tri-angles, I feel that not all books need them. This one clearly did not, as it crushed my enjoyment of the book greatly.
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The book then fast-forwards to present day, where the Fremont troll has disappeared. This would not normally warrant attention, except the troll was incased in two tons worth of concrete, wire and steel rebar. Instead of being a statue in the park like the normal humans thought, the troll was really a sedentary entity who liked to make folks squirm. While Nat, Sandy and Richie are out looking for the troll they run into to equally strange characters. Mr. Calamitous, a weird researcher and Lilli a free-spirit from San Francisco.
The introduction of another female character- as we all know will lead to a love tri-angle. The love tri-angle does little to help the book move along. The execution of the love tri-angle is awkward at best. In fact, it actually made me very mad at Nat- how dare he put Sandy though this. As each other’s first romantic interest, one would have hoped that Lilli would have just been a friend to Nat and Sandy. But no- Buckingham goes there. Even worse, there is no true resolution of the tri-angle before the end of the book.
Demoneater is a refreshing take on the paranormal world that had exploded over the last few years. I had a hard time cheering for Nat, the main character. Yeah, he helps Richie out and gives him a place to live. Richie by the way is hilarious. Sandy is loyal and resourceful, a character that you want happiness for. Lilli, is well weak, with a woe is me kinda attitude that annoyed me. Why? Her character sees the beauty in things, but it is not portrayed every well.
The entity that scares the Troll into hiding does not come out into the open until chapter 23. I cannot help but wonder if the introduction of the bad guy earlier would have made the book read at a faster pace.
The cover of the book while eye-catching does not give anything away, neither does the synopsis. This is a shame because while some do judge a book by the cover, others judge it by the synopsis. I did not feel that either did the book justice. A trio of teenagers, surrounded by mischievous demons while a female teen looks on from the distance with a demon on her shoulder would be a better jacket for the book.
I am going to have to rate this book 2½ stars out of 5. I was excited to read the book and remained excited about it until Chapter 10 titled Two Kisses. While I do like love tri-angles, I feel that not all books need them. This one clearly did not, as it crushed my enjoyment of the book greatly.
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October 14, 2012
Eigentlich hätte dieses Buch nur zwei Sterne verdient, aber da die Figuren sich treu geblieben sind (trotz Weiterentwicklung) und Buckingham wieder mit gutem Ideen aufwartete, überredete ich mich zu der drei.
Zur Story: Nach der Nacht, in dem Nate, Richie und Sandy das TIER mit Mühe und Not wieder eingesperrt und den dürren Mann besiegt hatten, sind drei Monate vergangen. Nate und Sandy wissen nicht so wirklich, wie man sich in einer Beziehung verhält und Nates kleiner Lehrling verwechselt das Dämonenhüten mit einem Leben als Ghostbsuter.
Die Story knüpft an die Handlung des ersten Teils, schließlich müssen die drei noch Zunder und Kail, die umherirrenden Gehilfen des Dürren Mannes einfangen. (Ich hatte mich schon gefragt, was aus ihnen wurde)
Im Gegensatz zum ersten Band, der sehr strikt und schnell geschrieben ist, bleibt die einzige Verwirrung Lilly, eine Sammlerin, die Nate ins Gefühlschaos stürzt, da sie so ist wie er, aber irgendwie doch nicht. Dazu noch der seltsame Reporter Calamitious, der sie überall hin verfolgt und ein Ungetüm, das sich nach und nach Dämonen einverleibt.
Jedoch gibt der Autor sein Prinzip der äußerst kurzen Kapitel auf, was für mich persönlich schade ist. Dazu strotzt das Buch an Fehlern. Im ersten Band behauptet Nate Bengali zu beherrschen, aber jetzt muss Sandy für ihn übersetzen. Bei dem Kampf in der Spaceneedle wäre diese schon lange umgekippt, doch unlogischerweise bleibt sie stehen. Aber das schlimmste: Der Dämonenfresser schlägt ein Loch in Nates Boot, und es sinkt nicht! Es tritt nicht mal Wasser ein! UND später scihppert Nate mit diesen (eigentlich kaputten) Boot aufs offene Meer!
Außerdem bekam ich beim Lesen das Gefühl, dass der Schluss gewollt in die Länge gezogen wurde. Ständige Wiederholungen und Breittreten der gleichen Passagen, als müsste man gezwungenermaßen eine bestimmte Seitenzahl erreichen.
Daher kann ich nur sagen, dass der zweite Teil eine nicht empfehlenswerte Fortsetzung ist und ich hoffe, dass der Autor sich beim Dritten wieder fängt oder zu seinem alten Konzept zurückkehrt.
Dennoch werde ich den dritten Teil lesen, da ich die Figuren ins Herz geschlossen habe und erfahren möchte, wie es ausgeht. Trotz der Fehler sind Nate, Sandy, Richie und Lilli lebhaft, glaubhaft und gut geschrieben. Nicht zu vergessen die lustigen kleinen Quälgeister von Dämonen.
Zur Story: Nach der Nacht, in dem Nate, Richie und Sandy das TIER mit Mühe und Not wieder eingesperrt und den dürren Mann besiegt hatten, sind drei Monate vergangen. Nate und Sandy wissen nicht so wirklich, wie man sich in einer Beziehung verhält und Nates kleiner Lehrling verwechselt das Dämonenhüten mit einem Leben als Ghostbsuter.
Die Story knüpft an die Handlung des ersten Teils, schließlich müssen die drei noch Zunder und Kail, die umherirrenden Gehilfen des Dürren Mannes einfangen. (Ich hatte mich schon gefragt, was aus ihnen wurde)
Im Gegensatz zum ersten Band, der sehr strikt und schnell geschrieben ist, bleibt die einzige Verwirrung Lilly, eine Sammlerin, die Nate ins Gefühlschaos stürzt, da sie so ist wie er, aber irgendwie doch nicht. Dazu noch der seltsame Reporter Calamitious, der sie überall hin verfolgt und ein Ungetüm, das sich nach und nach Dämonen einverleibt.
Jedoch gibt der Autor sein Prinzip der äußerst kurzen Kapitel auf, was für mich persönlich schade ist. Dazu strotzt das Buch an Fehlern. Im ersten Band behauptet Nate Bengali zu beherrschen, aber jetzt muss Sandy für ihn übersetzen. Bei dem Kampf in der Spaceneedle wäre diese schon lange umgekippt, doch unlogischerweise bleibt sie stehen. Aber das schlimmste: Der Dämonenfresser schlägt ein Loch in Nates Boot, und es sinkt nicht! Es tritt nicht mal Wasser ein! UND später scihppert Nate mit diesen (eigentlich kaputten) Boot aufs offene Meer!
Außerdem bekam ich beim Lesen das Gefühl, dass der Schluss gewollt in die Länge gezogen wurde. Ständige Wiederholungen und Breittreten der gleichen Passagen, als müsste man gezwungenermaßen eine bestimmte Seitenzahl erreichen.
Daher kann ich nur sagen, dass der zweite Teil eine nicht empfehlenswerte Fortsetzung ist und ich hoffe, dass der Autor sich beim Dritten wieder fängt oder zu seinem alten Konzept zurückkehrt.
Dennoch werde ich den dritten Teil lesen, da ich die Figuren ins Herz geschlossen habe und erfahren möchte, wie es ausgeht. Trotz der Fehler sind Nate, Sandy, Richie und Lilli lebhaft, glaubhaft und gut geschrieben. Nicht zu vergessen die lustigen kleinen Quälgeister von Dämonen.
October 22, 2012
Demoneater & Demonocity are the second and third books in the Demonkeeper series and what a terrific series it is, not just for boys, who Royce Buckingham aims his books at, but for anyone who wants an action filled tale with a lovely touch of humour and, best of all, an interesting conceptual basis.
These demons are born of chaos, but rather than kill them, Demonkeepers, keep the demons safe from the humans and the humans safe from the demons. Without chaos our world is sterile, boring, too predictable, so chaos and its demonic manifestations must remain. It’s a great idea and the ramifications of it are beautifully laid out in these novels. Minor demons include such things as carpets that trip you, cameras that wobble, beds and blankets that move, ladders that walk, the froth on beer, dust motes and so on. The major demons are elementals, the demons of earth, water, air and fire. These guys can grow and get out of control, but to Demonkeepers they are as innocent and worth protecting as wild animals are to a zookeeper.
Blurb: Ever since his mentor disappeared, Nathaniel Grimlock has been charged with the responsibility of keeping the demons that live in his old, rickety house… alone. Demons are all around us. Most of them are relatively harmless, but some are dangerous… some can kill. In Demoneater and Demonocity, the demons are back and causing more chaos than ever in the rainy city of Seattle. Whether the demons are burning their way through the Seattle underground or threatening to topple the Space Needle, it’s Nat’s job to keep them under control.
I really can’t fault these books. They’re unique, well structured, well paced and simply and effectively written for young readers. They build, like wind in a vortex, to battles where our young heroes & heroines must dig deep into their resources in order to vanquish the enemy —the stuff of all good tales. The books also make you look at the world a little more deeply, a quality I love in a book. Reading them helps you to appreciate chaos and its role in the world, and makes you look more closely at that carpet you keep tripping over.
If I had boys, these books would definitely be on their Kindles, but girls will love them too. They’d be great read aloud to a variety of ages. Indisputably 5 stars and a place on the Awesome Indies listing.
These demons are born of chaos, but rather than kill them, Demonkeepers, keep the demons safe from the humans and the humans safe from the demons. Without chaos our world is sterile, boring, too predictable, so chaos and its demonic manifestations must remain. It’s a great idea and the ramifications of it are beautifully laid out in these novels. Minor demons include such things as carpets that trip you, cameras that wobble, beds and blankets that move, ladders that walk, the froth on beer, dust motes and so on. The major demons are elementals, the demons of earth, water, air and fire. These guys can grow and get out of control, but to Demonkeepers they are as innocent and worth protecting as wild animals are to a zookeeper.
Blurb: Ever since his mentor disappeared, Nathaniel Grimlock has been charged with the responsibility of keeping the demons that live in his old, rickety house… alone. Demons are all around us. Most of them are relatively harmless, but some are dangerous… some can kill. In Demoneater and Demonocity, the demons are back and causing more chaos than ever in the rainy city of Seattle. Whether the demons are burning their way through the Seattle underground or threatening to topple the Space Needle, it’s Nat’s job to keep them under control.
I really can’t fault these books. They’re unique, well structured, well paced and simply and effectively written for young readers. They build, like wind in a vortex, to battles where our young heroes & heroines must dig deep into their resources in order to vanquish the enemy —the stuff of all good tales. The books also make you look at the world a little more deeply, a quality I love in a book. Reading them helps you to appreciate chaos and its role in the world, and makes you look more closely at that carpet you keep tripping over.
If I had boys, these books would definitely be on their Kindles, but girls will love them too. They’d be great read aloud to a variety of ages. Indisputably 5 stars and a place on the Awesome Indies listing.
September 30, 2012
This book started off in the 1700's in Ireland. George is writing about his master's return. His master, the Demon Keeper had disappeared for a month and they thought he was dead. He tells George he survived by eating the bugs that infested his ship and yet he lost all of the demons he had captured. George realizes something has changed in his master. His last entry tells us his master has become a demoneater.
Fast forward to current Seattle and we once again find Nat, Richie and Sandy together. When a giant cement troll under a bridge disappears they realize that something is seriously wrong in Seattle. We meet Lilli,a young hippie type who is also looking for the Troll. Sandy is jealous of Lilli. Nat realizes that Lillie is a Demon Keeper. She considers herself a collector. She collects all of the colorful peaceful demons. Nat on the other hand hunts the more mischievous demons. Lilli has been keeping a secret. She only tells Nat, Sandy and Richie about it when her demons are killed. She has known for quite some time that something was stalking her and now she has led it to Seattle. Sandy is furious and points out that Nat, his house and his demons are now at risk. You must read this book to find out if he can rescue them and find out who or what the Demoneater is. I loved how the tension was taken up a notch. I am finding that I don't like Nat very much. He tends to talk down to Richie at times. He is also a very insensitive boyfriend. Lilli came across too strong toward Nat at the beginning of the book. This dysfunctional family of four seem to have real issues with relationships. One thing that made me really love this book was the way the author used demons to explain events in history. Demons Wedge and Char were responsible for the Great San Francisco earthquake and fire, or the Great Chicago Fire. I loved getting a better look at some of the demons.
Fast forward to current Seattle and we once again find Nat, Richie and Sandy together. When a giant cement troll under a bridge disappears they realize that something is seriously wrong in Seattle. We meet Lilli,a young hippie type who is also looking for the Troll. Sandy is jealous of Lilli. Nat realizes that Lillie is a Demon Keeper. She considers herself a collector. She collects all of the colorful peaceful demons. Nat on the other hand hunts the more mischievous demons. Lilli has been keeping a secret. She only tells Nat, Sandy and Richie about it when her demons are killed. She has known for quite some time that something was stalking her and now she has led it to Seattle. Sandy is furious and points out that Nat, his house and his demons are now at risk. You must read this book to find out if he can rescue them and find out who or what the Demoneater is. I loved how the tension was taken up a notch. I am finding that I don't like Nat very much. He tends to talk down to Richie at times. He is also a very insensitive boyfriend. Lilli came across too strong toward Nat at the beginning of the book. This dysfunctional family of four seem to have real issues with relationships. One thing that made me really love this book was the way the author used demons to explain events in history. Demons Wedge and Char were responsible for the Great San Francisco earthquake and fire, or the Great Chicago Fire. I loved getting a better look at some of the demons.
July 20, 2012
Loved this one, finished it in one day! Buckingham did an amazing job. I loved how he worked his demons into the modern world, even including real world land marks. The troll under the bridge is an awesome example! Plus there are pictures at the end of some of the places in the book!
I have to admit I haven't read the first book in the series. After having read this one it has definitely made me want to get a copy of Demon Keeper. But even though it is the second book in the series, I think it is capable of standing on it's own. I don't feel as if I was missing any important information and I wasn't at any point.
I really liked his characters too. Sandy and Ritchie were both smart and funny. I wasn't too sure about Nat at the beginning. Sorry I think the way he treats Sandy is kinda toolish, I did start to like him in the end though. I really liked the different demons and their different personalities as well.
I kinda figured out who the villain was early on in the story, but it really didn't take away from my enjoyment. In fact I couldn't wait to get to the part when the heroes finally figured it out.
Over all I think this book was awesome! I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an awesome new read. I can't wait to get to the third book which is quietly waiting on my Kindle and I plan on picking up a copy of the first book asap. Also I think it is readable for both younger readers as well as adult readers. There's nothing inappropriate for younger teens/pre-teens and there's lots of action. But there is also a lot that would interest us older kids as well.
I have to admit I haven't read the first book in the series. After having read this one it has definitely made me want to get a copy of Demon Keeper. But even though it is the second book in the series, I think it is capable of standing on it's own. I don't feel as if I was missing any important information and I wasn't at any point.
I really liked his characters too. Sandy and Ritchie were both smart and funny. I wasn't too sure about Nat at the beginning. Sorry I think the way he treats Sandy is kinda toolish, I did start to like him in the end though. I really liked the different demons and their different personalities as well.
I kinda figured out who the villain was early on in the story, but it really didn't take away from my enjoyment. In fact I couldn't wait to get to the part when the heroes finally figured it out.
Over all I think this book was awesome! I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an awesome new read. I can't wait to get to the third book which is quietly waiting on my Kindle and I plan on picking up a copy of the first book asap. Also I think it is readable for both younger readers as well as adult readers. There's nothing inappropriate for younger teens/pre-teens and there's lots of action. But there is also a lot that would interest us older kids as well.
March 30, 2012
This book was great! I grabbed me from the first page and did not let go. I am looking forward to reading the next one in this series. It had a great beginning and a wonderful ending. It features some misfits, of course demons and a bit of jealousy. However most all is worked out before the ending. If you would like a good read this is one book that I would recommend.
April 29, 2012
Mit "Mürrische Monster" ist Royce Buckingham eine nahtlose Fortsetzung der "Demonkeeper"-Reihe gelungen. Die liebevoll beschriebenen Charaktere, die man teilweise bereits aus dem Vorgänger kennt, werden mit den moralischen Werten Freundschaft, Zusammenhalt und Mut zur Aktion weiter ausgeschmückt. Fazit: Wer "Dämliche Dämonen" mochte, wird auch mit dem 2. Band nicht enttäuscht.
April 11, 2011
Moins drôle et plus mature que le précédant l'évolution des personnages est palpable et nous plonge dans cet univers étrange où l'on s'attache encore un peu plus à ces petits et grand démons.
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June 14, 2011
Schönes Kinderbuch :-)
May 9, 2011
Disappointing and not funny
October 14, 2013
un peu plus intéressant que le premier tome, mais sans plus. ..
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