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[[File:9780763626341_2510.jpg|frame|Intricate multi-page diagrams aren't even the start of it.
'''The Guild of Specialists Trilogy''' is a series of novels by children's author Joshua Mowll, published by Walker Books, and each one of the three books is an absolute work of art. They are designed to look like diaries and are filled to the absolute brim with maps, diagrams and sketches, some folding out to as much as four or five pages. There are antique photographs (purportedly) of the characters and settings and museum-style photographs of objects that appear in the books. It is truly something to behold and the level of immersion the books create is fantastic. ▼
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The premise is thus, after the death of his grandmother, Rebecca MacKenzie, [[Recounted By the Main Characters|the author discovered a hidden passageway]] behind a bookcase in her house. This led him down a flight of stairs to a series of vaults (there are colour photographs and diagrams of everything I'm describing!) After 'persuading' one of them to open the author enters it to discover a rich and varied treasury of objects, artefacts, notes, and diaries that tell the story of her life. The three books that follow are that story, and the objects, diagrams, and photos contained therein all come from that secret collection. It's a truly awesome premise that will suck you in hard and suspend your disbelief from the yard-arm.
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* [[Cool Pet]], The Dutchess, a great big white tiger trained to kill people who enter the room without knocking. ''And she belongs to the heros''.
* [[Bookcase Passage]], it all started with one, that and the death of one of the lead characters....
* [[Direct Line to the Author]], and how. ''The entire setup'' is that everything in the books are a documentation of real events. It is ''incredible'' how well done it is.
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