The Summoner's Handbook (The Summoner Trilogy)

This is a diary, and as such each “chapter” is a day. Some are very short.It is well written, but there are a few things I didn’t like.1. There is a feeling of “reading” about events after they have already happened. You don’t feel in the action as much.2. As this is a diary, you don’t typically record dialog word for word, which is consistent here. That means you have almost no dialog (maybe none).3. There wasn’t anything new revealed about summoning or the world mechanics. It seems to be a step back in knowledge from the other books along with the step back in time.Might be worth a read if you didn’t have anything else to read.

A must for anyone who is a fan of the series. It includes the diary of James Baker, a complete and illustrated list of ALL known demons, and an illustrated list of ALL known spells. This was most definitely money well spent.

I loved Taran Matheau's return to the Summoner series with this reproduction of James Baker's journal that taught Fletcher so well. The book includes additional writings from Fletcher's father and a comprehensive guide to known demons in the back. An enjoyable addition to any fan of the Summoner series.

Book was fantastic, my daughter follows the series and has loved all of them. The book came in great condition

For anyone a fan of the Summoner series by Taran Matharu, this is a nice guide for the reader. The illustrations are great and help in visualizing the demons. The mini story also helps clear up some of the questions in the main books.

Easier to readOk book

Grandson loved this book.

A must have for any fan

13 year old son said AMAZING as he has the other summoner books, he was very pleased to have the whole set. Next will be getting the contender series.

Great expansion on the lore and nice to see more visual representation of the world, would love another book like this with a wider view on the world such as soldiers uniforms more about the orcs, elves and dwarf appearance and army's.

Was a well received present and an interesting read

My daughter loves this author. Note - not a novel.

I think my headline says all.