A review by jonmcreads
Horten's Miraculous Mechanisms: Magic, Mystery, a Very Strange Adventure by Lissa Evans

4.0

This book filled me with curiosity, and I rather enjoy being filled with curiosity. After reading "The Invention of Hugo Cabret", I had wondered if any other book would provide the same brand of curiosity; "Horten's Miraculous Mechanisms" did not disappoint. I recall reading the whole book in just two sittings, and under twelve hours; it was a delight to read of all the coin operated mechanisms and how they fit into the story. Though things were a bit hazy at times, everything had worked out in the end. This is a title that will definitely keep kids interested in reading.