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Fantasy · 2010 · PG-13

Keys to the Demon Prison

by Brandon Mull

The final battle for Fablehaven — and the fate of all magical preserves

For14+GenreFantasyLength578 pagesRead time~14 hours

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Violence

Some

Fantasy battle violence and demon encounters throughout; the highest-stakes installment in the series

Language

None

No profanity

Sexual Content

None

No sexual content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Moderate: the series' accumulated stakes and emotional investment make the finale's consequences genuinely impactful

What this book is about

The fifth and final Fablehaven novel brings the series to its climax as Seth and Kendra race to prevent the Society of the Evening Star from opening Zzyzx, the demon prison. The stakes are the highest in the series, with the fate of every magical preserve in the world hanging in the balance. Brandon Mull delivers a satisfying series finale with genuine emotion and action appropriate for the middle-grade audience who has followed the series.

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