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by Diane Duane

ISBN: 0756971667
Author: Diane Duane
Language: English
Publisher: Perfection Learning (June 1, 2005)
Category: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Subcategory: Kids
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 523
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Book 7: Wizard’s Holiday. Nita whistled for her wizard’s manual

Book 7: Wizard’s Holiday. Dunlavin, County Wicklow. Nita whistled for her wizard’s manual. Her book bag wriggled and jumped around on the counter as if something alive were struggling to get out. Nita glanced over and just had time to realize that only one of the two flap-fasteners was undone when the manual nonetheless wriggled its way out from under the flap and shot across the kitchen into her hand.

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Young Wizards Series. 10 primary works, 17 total works. Book 1. So You Want to Be a Wizard. Shelve Wizard's Holiday.

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Young Wizards is a series of novels by Diane Duane

Young Wizards is a series of novels by Diane Duane. The Young Wizards series presently consists of eleven books, focusing on the adventures of two young wizards named Nita and Kit. Each novel pits Nita and Kit against the "Lone Power", an entity ultimately bent on the destruction of the entire universe. The series began in 1983 with the book So You Want to Be a Wizard, which told the story of their first experiences with wizardry.

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Wizard's Holiday: The Seventh Book in the Young Wizards Series. Book in the Young Wizards Series). Rest and relaxation-that's what Nita thinks she's going to get when she and her partner-wizard Kit go on a wizardly "cultural exchange" program. But nothing about wizardry-not even vacation-is ever quite that simple!

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Nita's little sister Dairine signs her up for a wizardly cultural exchange program, sending Nita and her partner Kit halfway across the galaxy. But nothing about wizardry--not even vacation--is simple enough.

Comments:

Mr.Twister

All of the Young Wizard's books are awesome, either in Kindle format or Audible audio, But Amazon needs to get busy and get the narration files synced with the Kindle books. I was able to use Immersion Reading only with books 1, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10 in the series, and later, book 6 wouldn't admit there was a synced audible narration available. I was told the audio has to match up at least 95% before that would happen, but I've listened to the Audible files while manually flipping pages in the Kindle ebooks and they appear to match better than 99.99% word for word. I would love to re-read & listen to this series using immersion reading to automatically turn the pages. Please do NOT suggest using the Kindle text to speech feature. The output from that is an insult to all the professional voice readers and butchers the pronunciation of at least 5% of the words. I wouldn't even bother to use it to read weather reports, let along popular fiction with many characters voices needing to be expressed.

TheFresh

You know, I love this whole series. The idea of getting to be a wizard is just cool. In the book, Kit and Nita, and Ponch, of course, get a vacation which turns out not to be a vacation after all. Dairine has signed up for s foreign exchange vacation without clearing it and ends up getting herself grounded by her Senior Wizards, which gives the aforementioned trio the opportunity for an off-planet break.

The break turns out to be NOT what was expected, as both Dairine and her visitors have a serious issue to take care of on Earth, and Kit, Nita and Ponch have a serious issue to take care of on THEIR planet..

What I love about the storyline is the utter humanity of all the characters, an not just the human ones. The reality of their inner turmoil, their fears, frustrations, and the way they deal with the very real problems they face are what keep me coming back.

I don't tell the story here like some reviewers do. I simply want to say that this series deal with very real adolescent issues. These are real kids. They way they face their fears and losses just pulls you through the story. I think any kid OR adult could relate to them, understand their seeming failures and triumphs, and learn something about themselves in the process. Every time I read one of the books in this series I learn something new about myself. And I never read these books just once.

Faulkree

Another good installment in the Young Wizards series. I felt that this one was better then the previous two stories. Plus there is are actually two main plot threads running in this story, both are linked, and are happening at the same time. The author does a good job of bouncing between them.
Personally, I really enjoyed reading this one.

Mayno

Diane is very inventive. The books are set in the US with american kids. Each book has a spectacular battle to be waged against evil. There are real tragedies and the normal trials and tribulations that all kids go through. I like the visual descriptions. I like the idea of kids being very independent and yet they are still kids. I think Diane is just a wonderful author.
I also bought two other books and have written the same review on those.

Centrizius

I love the how the Young Wizard series seems to focus on character development but always manages to slip in educational and social commentary along the way. This novel was slightly more frustrating to follow than the other books, as it darted between the scenes of two different storylines -- but it all tied together. Seeing both sides of a cultural exchange program was fascinating, the more so as the foreign exchange students were of different species.

Maximilianishe

My daughter, son and I are all reading the series, and all are enjoying it very much. Wizard's Holiday was a very enjoyable book; there was drama as well as humor. We're looking forward to the next book!

Hucama

I loved this series, great for adults as well as kids. There are some moral issues in all the books that are appropo for every age.

Great addition to the Young Wizards series.