Hollowpox: The Hunt for Morrigan Crow
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Summary
Strange things are happening in Nevermoor。。。
Morrigan Crow faces her most dangerous challenge yet in her latest Wundrous adventure。 The highly anticipated third book in the award-winning Nevermoor series from one of Australia's bestselling and most loved authors。
Morrigan Crow and her friends have survived their first year as proud scholars of the elite Wundrous Society， helped bring down the nefarious Ghastly Market， and proven themselves loyal to Unit 919。 Now Morrigan faces a new， exciting challenge: to master the mysterious Wretched Arts of the Accomplished Wundersmith， and control the power that threatens to consume her。
But a strange and frightening illness has taken hold of Nevermoor， turning infected Wunimals into mindless， vicious unnimals on the hunt。 As victims of the Hollowpox multiply， panic spreads。 And with the city she loves in a state of fear， Morrigan quickly realises it's up to her to find a cure for the Hollowpox， even if it will put her - and everyone in Nevermoor - in more danger than she ever imagined。
Morrigan Crow faces her most dangerous challenge yet in her latest Wundrous adventure。 The highly anticipated third book in the award-winning Nevermoor series from one of Australia's bestselling and most loved authors。
Morrigan Crow and her friends have survived their first year as proud scholars of the elite Wundrous Society， helped bring down the nefarious Ghastly Market， and proven themselves loyal to Unit 919。 Now Morrigan faces a new， exciting challenge: to master the mysterious Wretched Arts of the Accomplished Wundersmith， and control the power that threatens to consume her。
But a strange and frightening illness has taken hold of Nevermoor， turning infected Wunimals into mindless， vicious unnimals on the hunt。 As victims of the Hollowpox multiply， panic spreads。 And with the city she loves in a state of fear， Morrigan quickly realises it's up to her to find a cure for the Hollowpox， even if it will put her - and everyone in Nevermoor - in more danger than she ever imagined。
Reviews
Marije
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Perfect cozy escapism。
Aino
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i cant get enough of this series
Wensday
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Loved this， I'm hopping they keep with the lovely lady who's done the Audio books so far for the next however many books in this series。 Loved this， I'm hopping they keep with the lovely lady who's done the Audio books so far for the next however many books in this series。 。。。more
Ninjamalin
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Another BRILLIANT instalment in the Nevermoor series！ These books are just wonderful， and I think I will reread them all MANY times。 The third book is slightly more serious and turns a bit darker than the previous books， which obviously is just how it should be in a coming-of-age story。 Having said that， I think this was the funniest one yet。 Several times I found myself chuckling at a funny part of dialogue or some weird situation。 There were also some bigger ongoing themes in this book， which Another BRILLIANT instalment in the Nevermoor series！ These books are just wonderful， and I think I will reread them all MANY times。 The third book is slightly more serious and turns a bit darker than the previous books， which obviously is just how it should be in a coming-of-age story。 Having said that， I think this was the funniest one yet。 Several times I found myself chuckling at a funny part of dialogue or some weird situation。 There were also some bigger ongoing themes in this book， which resonates well with our current climate - both in regards to the obvious pandemic-like storyline， but also the treatment of certain members of society and how the privileged can be infuriatingly like mindless sheep。 I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this， except that I know I now have a horrible waiting period in front of me until the next book comes out。 I mean， THAT ENDING。 。。。more
Mia
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My favourite so far
ania
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ABSOLUTNIE NIESAMOWITA co za emocje co za fabuła a te postacie！！！！！ jak zacznę pisać esej o jupiterze to juz nie skończę also jest super fajna super cute lgbt representation and im LIVING for it
Annukka
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Pidän näistä Morrigan-kirjoista jopa enemmän kuin Pottereista aikoinaan。 Toki näistä huomaa， että kirjailija on potterinsa lukenut。 Silti nämä astetta tai kaksi pidemmälle， mutta ainakin tähän asti kiltimpään， faantasiaan viedyt kirjat ovat omanlaisensa。 Loistavana suomentajan näissäkin Jaana Kapari-Jatta。
Krystal Campbell
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Probably closer to a 4。5， I loved diving back into the world and story of Mog and all her friends。 It was interesting and of course action packed。 I just don't know why but I didn't find myself as invested in this one as the first 2。 However， THAT ENDING！！！！！ I need book 4 immediately。 Please and thank you kindly。 Probably closer to a 4。5， I loved diving back into the world and story of Mog and all her friends。 It was interesting and of course action packed。 I just don't know why but I didn't find myself as invested in this one as the first 2。 However， THAT ENDING！！！！！ I need book 4 immediately。 Please and thank you kindly。 。。。more
Marcel Haußmann
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Endlich ist der dritte Band von Nevermoor erschienen da ich nach dem Ende von Band 2 natürlich sehr gespannt war wie es mit Morrigan weiter geht:Das erste Schuljahr ist vorbei， aber feiern kann Morrigan Crow trotzdem nicht。 Denn eine seltsame und hochgefährliche Epidemie bricht über Nevermoor herein vor der Niemand sicher ist。 Als auch einige von Morrigans Freunden befallen sind liegt es allein an ihr， ein Heilmittel zu finden。 Doch dafür muss sie lernen， ihre Wunderschmied-Kräfte unter Kontroll Endlich ist der dritte Band von Nevermoor erschienen da ich nach dem Ende von Band 2 natürlich sehr gespannt war wie es mit Morrigan weiter geht:Das erste Schuljahr ist vorbei， aber feiern kann Morrigan Crow trotzdem nicht。 Denn eine seltsame und hochgefährliche Epidemie bricht über Nevermoor herein vor der Niemand sicher ist。 Als auch einige von Morrigans Freunden befallen sind liegt es allein an ihr， ein Heilmittel zu finden。 Doch dafür muss sie lernen， ihre Wunderschmied-Kräfte unter Kontrolle zu halten。 Gelingt ihr das nicht， könnte sie ganz Nevermoor ins Verderben stürzen。。。Auch im dritten Band der Reihe weiß Jessica Townsend immer noch zu überraschen。 So schafft sie es ihre magische Welt noch weiter auszubauen und uns noch tiefer in die Materie der Wundermagie zu nehmen。 Auch die Wunderschmiede werden noch näher beleuchtet und wir erkunden zusammen mit Morrigan neue fantastische Orte wie das Hotel Deucalion das sein inneres der jeweiligen Situation anpassen kann。 Ich bin immer noch ganz begeistert von der zauberhaften Welt， die die Autorin hier erschaffen hat。Nach dem fulminanten Finale von Band 2 weiß nun jeder um Morrigans Kräfte und davon das sie ein Wunderschmiedin ist。 Dadurch gerät sie natürlich erst mal wieder ins Abseits， doch davon lässt sie sich natürlich nicht unterkriegen。 Und genau das macht sie auch so sympathisch egal was passiert sie schafft es doch immer einen frechen Spruch auf den Lippen zu haben。 Ich fand es interessant zu sehen wie sie mit der neuen Situation umgeht und wie sie lernen muss ihre Wunderkräfte in den Griff zu bekommen。 Manchmal handelt sie dabei etwas unbedarft， allerdings hat sie auch noch nicht die große Erfahrung mit den Kräften。 Auch diesmal lernen wir wieder einige neue Charaktere kennen die interessanteste und undurchsichtigste ist dabei Direktorin Rook und ich bin gespannt was man von ihr noch zu erwarten hat。Der Schreibstil ist auch diesmal wieder spannend， actionreich und immer wieder mit Humor versehen。 Man findet sich direkt wieder gut in die Geschichte ein und fühlt sich direkt wohl in der Welt。 Allerdings hat mir das Hauptthema um die Epidemie zu viel Platz eingenommen， hier hätte man etwas kürzen können und dafür noch etwas mehr über die Wunderschmiede einbauen können。 Dennoch war die Geschichte spannend und rasant erzählt so das keine Langeweile aufkommt und durch den flüssigen Schreibstil entsteht ein schöner Lesefluss。 Durch Morrigans unglaubliche Entscheidung am Ende bin ich schon sehr gespannt auf Band 4 und kann es kaum noch erwarten。Auch mit dem 3。 Band der Reihe kann Jessica Townsend wieder Punkten das liegt vor allem an dem tollen Worldbuilding aber auch an der interessanten Geschichte und besonders an Morrigan als Protagonistin。 Auch wenn Band 3 einen ticken schwächer ist als seine Vorgänger so ist das jammern auf hohem Niveau。 Von mir gibt es absolute Leseempfehlung für Band 3 und natürlich für die komplette Reihe。4，5 von 5 Sternen 。。。more
Cait | GoodeyReads
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Another great read！Full review to come。
Amanda Trapp
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Another wonderful and magical book in this series。 I love all of the characters and all the wacky and weird things about Nevermoor。 I can't wait for Morrigan to learn more about being a Wundersmith and see all of the new adventures that unit 919 goes on。 Another wonderful and magical book in this series。 I love all of the characters and all the wacky and weird things about Nevermoor。 I can't wait for Morrigan to learn more about being a Wundersmith and see all of the new adventures that unit 919 goes on。 。。。more
Tamara York
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Another great installment in the Nevermoor series。 I thought this would be a trilogy， but the cliff hanger at the end says otherwise。 Closure will have to wait for a little （or a lot） longer。 Overall， I enjoyed this one。 I love Townsend’s Rowlingesque writing style。 The plot progresses nicely， the characters are three dimensional， the chuckles keep on coming。 I will say that the Hollowpox sickness hit a little to on the nose for a 2020 book， so that was unfortunate。
Courtney
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I'm loving the descent into darkness。 The power is calling， and Morrigan。。。 I'm loving the descent into darkness。 The power is calling， and Morrigan。。。 。。。more
Sharon
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Really enjoyed
Roo
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simply incredible。 i cannot WAIT for the next one。 wowee
N
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4。5
Katie {awonderfulbook}
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Rating: 10/10Take a little girl。 Tell her she’s cursed。 Tell her that everything bad that happens is her fault， something she needs to apologise for。 Give her a family that can’t wait for the day of her death。 Then take her away from that family， but tell her that she has a dangerous magical affinity。 Tell her that the last person who had the same affinity is the most evil man in the world。 No matter how kind and wonderful her new family is （and they are so wonderful）， do you think that everythi Rating: 10/10Take a little girl。 Tell her she’s cursed。 Tell her that everything bad that happens is her fault， something she needs to apologise for。 Give her a family that can’t wait for the day of her death。 Then take her away from that family， but tell her that she has a dangerous magical affinity。 Tell her that the last person who had the same affinity is the most evil man in the world。 No matter how kind and wonderful her new family is （and they are so wonderful）， do you think that everything that’s happened to her， everything she’s been led to believe she is （evil， cursed， wrong） just goes away？This is Morrigan Crow’s story。 And the answer to my question is no: those fears and feelings don’t magically disappear。 Jupiter and her family at the Deucalion， and her friends at the Wundrous Society are wonderful， and so far away from Morrigan’s horrible family， they’re like night and day to each other。 And she knows she’s lucky to have all those people in her life， but there’s still this thread of resentment， of anger that she can’t stifle。 This has been a continuing thread through these books， and I think this is what makes this series so interesting to me。This isn’t a story about heroes and villains。 It’s not that clear cut。 Morrigan has a strong sense of what’s right， but she also has a strong sense of how she’s been wronged。 Both of those things influence her。 She wants to help people， partly because it’s the right thing to do， and partly because she needs to prove herself。 As well as being angry， Morrigan is also ambitious， and those are two things that make her fascinating。 Part of me wonders if I’m seeing a villain origin story unfold in these books。 Now， it is a children’s series， so I very much doubt it， but I’ve a feeling that Townsend may skirt the line， if only to show how easily a good person can go bad。 And that’s fascinating。I think the fact that Ezra Squall plays a bigger part in this story than he has in the others hints that Townsend isn’t interested in exploring good and evil as polar opposites。 From things that Squall has said， and things that are revealed about both him and Morrigan， it feels like Townsend is exploring how evil is made， and， perhaps， unmade。 Squall is certainly not your one dimensional evil villain， and Morrigan is not some pure-hearted hero。 I mean， she shares the name of a dark goddess of ancient Ireland， so…Aside from the central relationship/antagonism between Morrigan and Squall （which becomes even more interesting in this book）， we still have the whimsical， magical elements of Nevermoor that have become a hallmark of the series。 We are introduced to new places and people here too。 There’s also a lot of new Wundersmith lore that’s going to make the series even more interesting going forward。But alongside the whimsy， there’s also a heavy dose of darkness。 It doesn’t only come from Squall， or from the disease that’s affecting Wunimals: it also comes from the people around Morrigan， the people who are supposed to be protecting her。 There’s quite a big dose of betrayal in this book， from people who should be looking out for Morrigan， and it’s heartbreaking to read。 It does make me understand why Squall might have turned against the Wundrous Society。 There’s a dark thread that Townsend is weaving here that I think we’ll see develop more in future books。Don’t worry， though: I’m in no way referring to Jupiter。 He continues to be a joy， even though he and Morrigan don’t see eye to eye at times in this book。 He does the sweetest thing for Morrigan at one point that proves how much he cares about her。 As long as Jupiter’s around， I think Morrigan will have the love and understanding she needs。So， complex characters， whimsy， interesting ways to travel through time and space， and a loving found family make this story just as much fun as the first two。 At the same time， Townsend has set up so many ideas to explore in future books。 I feel like she knows where she wants to go with Morrigan’s story， and I feel like Squall weaves into that quite a bit。 And I foresee more intrigue and betrayal， both from within Nevermoor and from without。 I’m definitely going to continue the series。 I feel like I’ll be reading right up to the last book。 And I’ll be watching the inevitable movies too。This does feel more complicated and nuanced than Potter to me now， I have to say。 There’s a real depth to the characters， and it manages both whimsy and darkness so deftly。 Plus， the cast of characters is diverse， and there isn’t that problematic issue of making a villain character overweight， or making fun of characters we’re not supposed to like in other ways。 Also， Townsend hasn’t shown herself to be problematic the way Rowling has。 I've given each Nevermoor book the equivalent of five stars， which I didn’t with the Potter books。 I just like these better。 I’m so looking forward to more。 I really can’t tell where it’s going to go （and I could with Potter）， which is always a good thing。Blog: awonderfulbook。com | Instagram: katiemotenbooks | Twitter: katiemotenbooks 。。。more
Amber
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Such a great series！ I think I've just noticed all these books start around Christmas time。。。 Not sure。 Love the Characters， they're always so different and varying。 It's a fun cast。 Not to mention the Hotel itself。 I definitely count it as another character。 It's got it's own moods。。。 I wish we had "ghostly hours"， that would be so much fun， and we would probably havea more accurate history。。。 Such a clever idea。 The library was soooooo cool！ I'd love to be able to explore that。 There's reall Such a great series！ I think I've just noticed all these books start around Christmas time。。。 Not sure。 Love the Characters， they're always so different and varying。 It's a fun cast。 Not to mention the Hotel itself。 I definitely count it as another character。 It's got it's own moods。。。 I wish we had "ghostly hours"， that would be so much fun， and we would probably havea more accurate history。。。 Such a clever idea。 The library was soooooo cool！ I'd love to be able to explore that。 There's really so much of Nevermoor I would love to explore and know more about。。。 it's so vast！ I can't wait to see what happens next。 Morrigan is growing as a Wundersmith， and shehas soooooo much to learn。 *SPOILERS*The Hotel acting strange is ALWAYS entertaining。 BEST PART， the Hotel shutting out all the journalists and ejecting the film crew。 That was awesome！ Ahahah。。。。 I hate it， but you kinda make me wanna like Ezra the Wundersmith。。。 His downfall intoevil is so interesting。 Would have liked to see a ghostly hour in Courage Square， we wouldget to see the moment Ezra destroyed his friends。 Dangling those Wundersmith books in our faces and NOT reading them。。。 UG！ Jessica！！！ AhahahaI wanna read those forbidden books now。 A bit disappointing。 XD But I get it。。。 I loved the Inferno Kindling Divinity， that was interesting。 I hope he gets featured again， as well as the others。。。 I look forward to meeting them。 。。。more
Teresa （tqlikesbooks）
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“The thing about numpties， Mog， is that they can always find plenty of other numpties to believe their numpty nonsense。 You know what they say: You’re never more than six feet away from a numpty。” This series is filled with so much joy and magic。 It is always a delight to return to Morrigan's world。 “The thing about numpties， Mog， is that they can always find plenty of other numpties to believe their numpty nonsense。 You know what they say: You’re never more than six feet away from a numpty。” This series is filled with so much joy and magic。 It is always a delight to return to Morrigan's world。 。。。more
Charlie
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Wunderful story and expansion of the world
Bernadette
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Morrigan and her friends have finished their first year of schooling， completed their trials and proven their loyalty to their Unit and the Wundrous Society。 But now Morrigan faces a new and bigger challenge - mastering the Wretched Arts of the Wundersmith， trying to control her power before it consumes her。 Meanwhile through Nevermoor a mysterious and scary illness is infecting Wunimals， turning them into vicious Unimals on the hunt。 As the Hollowpox takes hold， panic spreads， and it can only b Morrigan and her friends have finished their first year of schooling， completed their trials and proven their loyalty to their Unit and the Wundrous Society。 But now Morrigan faces a new and bigger challenge - mastering the Wretched Arts of the Wundersmith， trying to control her power before it consumes her。 Meanwhile through Nevermoor a mysterious and scary illness is infecting Wunimals， turning them into vicious Unimals on the hunt。 As the Hollowpox takes hold， panic spreads， and it can only be the work of the evil Wundersmith， Ezra Squall。 With her own secret also threatening to get out， Morrigan must do what she can to try and find a cure before it’s too late。For a book written long before it’s 2020 release date， this was exceptionally timely！ I’ve been avoiding anything about widespread illnesses， not exactly something I’ve wanted to read about while living through it， but this was the exception to that rule。 This isn’t just about the Hollowpox and infected wunimals， it’s about intolerance， xenophobia and fear of the unknown bringing out the worst in people。 Three books in and it’s starting to become clearer what a wundersmith is， and although there’s a lot to still learn it was a joy to read about Morrigan finding her place among others like her。 The ghostly hours are an ingenious way of teaching， and I loved the addition of the new characters helping to teach Morrigan， especially Sofia。 The Hotel Deucalion is one of my favourite parts of Nevermoor， and it’s increased sentience was a delight to read - sentient buildings have popped up a lot in my reading this year and I love them！ Rereading all three books back to back， the planning in the small detail are clear。 There are still so many unknowns， especially after that ending， pity I have to wait until 2022 for the next book！ 。。。more
Zaz
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The hollowpox plot bored me so much that at 30% I'd no interest in continuing the book。 I decided to continue， hopping it would become better， but after some time， the only way to solve the boredom was to skip all the hollowpox parts。 It worked nicely。 I liked following Mog as she learned new things about Squall and new ways to master her powers。 The rest felt like fillers。 This 3rd volume was very disappointing as I enjoyed a lot the previous two。 I almost totally forgot I was reading it。。。 The hollowpox plot bored me so much that at 30% I'd no interest in continuing the book。 I decided to continue， hopping it would become better， but after some time， the only way to solve the boredom was to skip all the hollowpox parts。 It worked nicely。 I liked following Mog as she learned new things about Squall and new ways to master her powers。 The rest felt like fillers。 This 3rd volume was very disappointing as I enjoyed a lot the previous two。 I almost totally forgot I was reading it。。。 。。。more
Kayla
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Morrigan Crow is my Favorite 13-year-oldHawthorne， Cadence and Anah are my favorite best friends。 Jupiter is my favorite Patron/Guardian。 Jack is my favorite annoying adopted older brother。 Finestra is my favorite Magnificat。 Dame Chanda is my favorite Opera singer。 Sophia is my favorite Wunimal。 The Deucalion is my FAVORITE Hotel。 And Morrigan Crow is my favorite Wundersmith。 This third book had me from beginning to end and I can't wait for the next book。4。5 stars Morrigan Crow is my Favorite 13-year-oldHawthorne， Cadence and Anah are my favorite best friends。 Jupiter is my favorite Patron/Guardian。 Jack is my favorite annoying adopted older brother。 Finestra is my favorite Magnificat。 Dame Chanda is my favorite Opera singer。 Sophia is my favorite Wunimal。 The Deucalion is my FAVORITE Hotel。 And Morrigan Crow is my favorite Wundersmith。 This third book had me from beginning to end and I can't wait for the next book。4。5 stars 。。。more
Lucy
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These are just great。 So。 Much。 Fun。
Lauren
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4。5 starsa great installment in the series， introduces lesbian representation
Jasmin
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This was my least favorite of the three。 It felt a lot slower and the plot started really late。 The characters were great as always。 Sometimes I was a bit annoyed with morrigan but overall I still like her。 I’m really interested in Ezra and his history。
lynne davis
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Best one yet
skylar lokota
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“Small sparks make big fires。”― Jessica Townsend， Hollowpox: The Hunt for Morrigan Crowcw // medical trauma， blood， violenceThe Nevermoor series truly blows me away; I'm stunned with ow vibrant and deep the story is。 Definitely one of my favorite middle grade series， probably one of my favorite series period。 It's just amazing。 I want everyone to read this！！ “Small sparks make big fires。”― Jessica Townsend， Hollowpox: The Hunt for Morrigan Crowcw // medical trauma， blood， violenceThe Nevermoor series truly blows me away; I'm stunned with ow vibrant and deep the story is。 Definitely one of my favorite middle grade series， probably one of my favorite series period。 It's just amazing。 I want everyone to read this！！ 。。。more
Stephanie
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I almost marked down because there was too much recapping of concepts early in the book that I didn’t think was necessary， but I can’t help myself。 I LOVE these books and the characters in them！ Cinna from The Hunger Games has long been the literary character I wish I could have as a real life friend。 And now there’s Jupiter North。 If he was real， this world would be a better place！
Emma
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