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Warren the 13th by Tania del Rio and Will Staehle – review

Written By Unknown on Thursday, August 20, 2015 | 10:09 AM

‘The story is exciting and the witches play an interesting part’

Warren the 13th is a boy whose ancestors have all owned a hotel, which he has inherited. But as he is too young to run the hotel by himself, his uncle is doing this job on his behalf. However, he is lazy and does nothing for the hotel, except eat and sleep, so all the guests leave and the hotel becomes rundown.

Four months previously, the uncle married a lady named Anaconda, who is a witch, but they only find that out much later. A mysterious guest arrives, whose name they don’t know, and who never speaks to anyone. Warren is forced to eat loads of porridge by his aunt, Anaconda, but he gets other food from the chef. As a punishment, Warren has to go into the maze at the hotel, which no-one except Warren likes to go into, so it isn’t really a punishment for him. While in there, he finds a journal written by Warren the 2nd, written about 300 years ago. The journal has information about the All-Seeing Eye, which is an object of great power. While in the maze, he hears someone, so he chases them, but leaves the book while chasing after the person. He never finds them, and when he gets back to the book, it is gone, except for one page about the All-Seeing Eye.

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