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Elliot Tomclyde by Joaquín Londáiz Montiel – review

Sara: 'Elliot will have to save the world once again from its greatest enemy'
  
  


This is a story about a young boy called Elliot Tomclyde. He lives in Quebec with his parents. This year is special for him, because it's the first summer he is allowed to go to a survival summer camp. But at the camp he discovers he is an elemental, with the power of the four elements: Earth, Fire, Water and Air.

These powers are passed genetically to the next generation, but Elliot's parents are not elementals. That's how he finds out about his great-great-grandfather Finias who is considered a hero by all the elementals. Sadly, Finias lost his elemental powers while trying to save the world. That's why his parents didn't have any power.

Elliot, as he has the power of the four elements, will have to save the world once again from its greatest enemy: Tánatos, the one culprit in Finias's loss of power. But, until that moment comes, Elliot has time for making friends that will help him out when the time comes. Also, he has to train his powers in the schools of the hidden cities of Hiddenwood, Bubbleville, Blazeditch and Windbourgh. Will he be prepared for all the things that are going to happen in the five books?

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