The three Oxford scholars return to the Archipelago of Dreams to assist little Laura Glue find thousands of missing children that have disappeared without a trace. She is the granddaughter of Peter Pan, and as in the first book, Owen has masterfully interwoven myths and stories from Peter Pan and the Lost Boys, Hansel & Gretel, Jason and the Argonauts, the Pied Piper of Hamelin, and Little Red Riding Hood. Fun and nice illustrations too. ( )

It is fascinating. Brings in authors like CS Lewis - nicely done. ( )

If myth, lore, and classic literature, could be considered ingredients, the Imaginarium Geographica series is showing itself to be a giant fruitcake in four parts. Only this time, the fruitcake's actually rather good. ( )

"... To live one's span with the energy and vigor for life that one has as a child is a treasure worth seeking."

A story well told and one that continues. ( )

Fun fantasy series with well known classic authors and historical figures as characters, and bringing all kinds of myths, fairy tales and stories together in one big mess! Come visit the Archipelago of Dreams!
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