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The Boggart and the Monster (The Boggart #2)

Susan Cooper

Hardcover | Pages: 185 pages

Rating: 3.7 | 872 Users | 47 Reviews

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Title	:	The Boggart and the Monster (The Boggart #2)
Author	:	Susan Cooper
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 185 pages
Published	:	April 1st 1997 by Margaret K. McElderry Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Childrens. Fiction. Young Adult

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When the Scottish owner of Castle Keep died, the ancient castle went to his Canadian great-nephew, Robert Volnik. There was no way the Volniks could keep the castle, so it was sold to an Edinburgh lawyer, Mr. Maconochie. Two years later, Emily Volnik and her younger brohter Jessup return to the castle for a visit. To their delight, the Boggart, a mischievous shape-shifting spirit who has lived in the castle for centures, playing tricks on the owners, is still there, making Mr. Mac coubt his won sanity as strange things happen.
At Jessup's urging, Mr. Mac takes them and Tommy Cameron, a local friend, on a comping trip to Loch Ness, Where a new expedition with advanced underwater equipment is planning another search for the Loch Ness Monster. The boggart comes along, and, on thier first night there, he is entranced to rediscover Nessie, a boggart cousin who has long forgotten how to change shape and remains in the prehistoric-monster form he long ago adopted.
Beautifully imagined and beautifully written, this is an unforgettable adventure, filled with humor, suspense, and wonderful characters. It is a stunning companion to Susan Cooper's earlier book, The Boggart.

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Original Title:	The Boggart and the Monster
ISBN:	0689813309 (ISBN13: 9780689813306)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Boggart #2
Literary Awards:	Mythopoeic Fantasy Award Nominee for Children's Literature (1998)

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Fun children's follow-up to The Boggart, but like its predecessor it doesn't match up to Cooper's absolutely fantastic The Dark is Rising series. Still, if it's fairly slight it's still likeable enough, and there's a really interesting take on the Loch Ness monster that I haven't seen before. I won't spoil it here, but the Boggart takes centre stage dealing with the monster, and develops into a far more communicative character than he was the last time around. I'm not entirely sure whether I

I've enjoyed reading young adult since my kids were preteens. this book is more preteen but I found it very enjoyable anyway. now reading the first book.

'Susan Cooper' was on my to-read list, and I randomly grabbed one of her books from the library. Based on the other reviews, it looks like I got one of her weaker pieces. This was okay, but nothing special.

Yes, good job on the sequel to The Boggart and a nice twist on the Loch Ness monster, who is, it turns out, a cousin to The Boggart. Nessie just happens to have been in monster form for way too long and has forgotten how to get to back to his true Boggart form.Enter Emily and Jess Volnik from Toronto, back in Scotland 2 years after their first visit and their first encounter with the Boggart. They're off to Loch Ness with their old friend, Tommy, adn Mr. Maconochie, the new owner of Castle Keep.



A perfect follow up to it's predecessor, The Boggart and the Monster is sweet, heart warming, wondrous and magical. I loved it ❤

A fun sequel about the Scottish trickster spirit, Canadian siblings, and the Loch Ness monster. This book, like the first, is best for pre-teens, but was still an enjoyable read.Perhaps the best part were the adults who know about the Boggart. In the first book, just the late owner of the castle. Here, we find out more about his life and the Boggart's also. The only minor quibble I have is the change in history - multiple documented photos of the famous beasty.There is a third book, written 20