Cybermage

by Alma Alexander

Book Overview

This year at the Wandless Academy feels all wrong to Thea. Her best friend, Magpie, will barely give her the time of day. Ben's been moody and dismissive. Since when did Tess have a boyfriend? And why... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060839619
• ISBN13: 9780060839611
• Release Date: February 2009
• Publisher: Harper Teen
• Length: 426 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 5.5" x 8.5"
• Age Range: 13 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 8 and higher

Customer Reviews

Courtesy of Teens Read Too

Thea has returned to the Wandless Academy, but everything seems off this school year. It doesn't help that her roommate, Magpie, seems to have entered another world, wanting to be part of the popular crowd. But like the past, Humphrey May shows up at her school, and Thea is off on another adventure with her friends. Thea is asked to uncover the secret of a mysterious cube. With the help of her friends, Thea uses her elemental powers to reveal what is inside. But unlocking the cube is just the beginning of the intrigue. It all leads back to secrets that started with the only known quad-Elemental, Nikola Tesla. Tesla somehow created a way to save part of himself after his death. It's up to Thea and her friends to return Tesla to himself. But it will involve the Federal Bureau of Magic, the Alphiri and the Faela, as well as some of Thea's old friends off the Broken Road. CYBERMAGE takes the WORLDWEAVER series to the next level. Thea is coming into her own powers and the world is changing around her. She has much to learn but also much to teach. Ms. Alexander weaves an intriguing fantasy novel with the third installment of the WORLDWEAVER series. The story is much easier to follow having read the previous novels, but the story can stand alone, as well. Though the story is written in an easy-to-read manner, the technical aspects may make it above the comprehension of those below the 9th grade. There is nothing offensive that would prohibit someone younger from reading this or the previous novels, but some of the concepts may be harder to grasp for the younger audience. Overall, Ms. Alexander has another hit with CYBERMAGE. Reviewed by: Jaglvr

Hopefully Not The Last Book

This is a good book. After finishing this book, I was wishing for the next. Perhaps we can read more of Terry's, Cat's, Tess', Ben's, Kristin's, and Thea's adventures. I enjoy exploring this universe Ms. Alexander has created. Nikola Tesla is a fascinating person, no matter what his wizardry. Once again the imagery of magic is fun to read; it would be good to read more about the impact of magic on society. What does the FBM do? How will her family react to her growing power? Plenty of fodder for a new book.

Best in series

It is rare for the third book in a trilogy to be the best, but Cybermage is not only a fitting conclusion to the Worldweavers series, it is the best of the three, and that is some achievement because the previous two were remarkable. And best of all, we get to meet Alma Alexander's vision of Nikola Tesla, an extraordinary man in real life and a wonderful character in this story.

Cybermage

In this conclusion to the Worldweavers series, Thea has finally come into her own. She has grown so much through out this series. The author found away for everything to make sense and still keep you very much entertained. All I can say is if you loved "A Wrinkle in Time" then you would love this book. Happy Reading!!!!