Oh, spaz, it was sooooo... good! From the cover to the content, from the amazing plot and characters to the extraordinary creatures,.... blah blah blah. I've got no words to describe. I love to pick and read books about fairy, centaurs, something magical and mystery, and thrilling with adventures and young heroes. The book had 'em all. Duh, it was a best-selling. 
 Magical creatures. 
 Fablehaven is a place where magical creatures live inside. They are beautiful, dangerous, cunning, but the place was quite safety thanks to the caretaker - Stan Sorenson. In summer, Kendra and Seth Sorenson were taking to live with Stan - their grandfather 'cause their parents have to go on a vacation. At first, Kendra and Seth thought that was just a normal garden and forest, but the whole place was actually contain a lot of magical things that not many people knew the truth. 
 It just like living in a fairy tale. 
 But beautiful things didn't last so long. 
 Once they entered the world of Fablehaven, they knew they were absolutely in danger. 
 Threatened. Killed. Stole. Liars. Crazy dancing donkeys 
 Kendra and Seth must saved their family, their house, ... but most of all, their lives. 
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 Ah, I love this book so much. In my opinion, the plot is really creative and palpitation. Brandon Mull knew how to describe the magical world and combined with action and adventures. His characters are good, I like Seth Sorenson, I like his brave, his didn't-obey-adults things. Well, most of the time, I like boy character. His sister was okay. Strict, and seemed annoyed by her brother. 
 The book is totally suitable for children, especially me. Can't wait for the next series. 
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 Thanks my computer and internet, for helping me find the ebook and download it. Thanks my electronic dictionary for helping me read in the night without get caught. And most of all, thanks Brandon Mull, for writing such and extraordinary story. 
 Thanks Goodreads, for letting me write this psycho review :)