Septimus Heap 1: Magyk

Angie Sage Press Reviews

Darcy Gray, age 11 if you want a great adventure and a book you can't put down then this is the book for you.  The story has an exciting twist at the end as well as some disgusting bits.  I'm really looking forward to reading the next book.. Click here to read the full review

Ewan Young, 10  After introducing us to all the characters the adventure soon begins, there are lots of twists to keep it interesting, just when you think you have figured it out there's another one to keep you on your toes!  Click here to read the full review

Carla McGuigan, age 13  It is very easy to read it and if you like Harry Potter then you will certainly love this story. Click here to read the full review

Jasmine Randall, age 11   From just one glance at the front cover I was struck with an inescapable desire to read more, and I think that was one of the best decisions I have ever made.  Click here to read the full review

James Goodall, age 10 This book is brilliant. Click here to read the full review

James Newbery age 10  Bravo for Angie Sage! Bravo for Magyk! Bravo for Septimus Heap! I was truly mesmerized by Magyk, the first in the Septimus Heap series. I genuinely could find no faults, other than the book had to finish. Click here to read the full review

Aimee Sweet age 11  This fantasy is packed with danger and intrigue and I love how Angie Sage preserves fantasy, mystery and thriller and then flings it out to the readers, almost engulfing them with an amazing book. Click here to read the full review

Mia Cook  As soon as I picked up Magyk I couldn't put it down, nothing could distract me. Click here to read the full review

Delilah Acworth, age 13  It is not very often when you are greeted by a book that manages to hold Romance, Magic, Darkness, Humour and utter genius all in one. Click here to read the full review

Alysha May, year 7 a fun and exciting read  Click here to read the full review

Cameron Hazell, year 7  I thought the book was amazing Click here to read the full review

Evelyn Howat, year 7  To top the fantastic story off there was a sudden twist right at the very end that really made me gasp…Click here to read the full review

Jake Caston, year 7  Reading Magyk has made me want to read the rest of the books by Angie Sage. Click here to read the full review

Lucy Mann age 12  The first Septimus Heap book is an interesting and page turning book. Click here to read the full review

Eleanor Storey, year 7 It has a fantastic storyline, with so many twist and turns (And red herrings.), that as soon as you think you understand the plot, your prediction is swiped away.  Click here to read the full review.

Megan Bailey year 7  I found this book entrancing, it grabbed me after the first page, and I wanted to find out what happened. It has humour and lots of description.  Click here to read the full review

Sam Harper, age 9   The characters are described in amazing detail and the story is both funny and mega exciting with an unexpected twist at the end. Click here to read the full review

Grace Parker, age 10  I enjoyed the bit about Jenna escaping best because for me it grabbed my attention and imagination and made me feel like part of the story.  Click here to read the full review

Five of the above reviewers, Sam, James, Eleanor, Jasmine and Mia also won a signed set of the Septimus Heap series as a result of the review each of them sent in. Congratulations to all of them but also a big thank you to everyone else who sent in a review for MAGYK.

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'A book to gallop through' Irish Times

'Warm, funny and humane, Sage takes care with the destiny of even her smallest characters, and is a real discovery' The Times

'Her yarn scoots along like a dragon-boat with the wind in its sails' Sunday Times