Avalon High

Avalon High

3.3 (6 ratings)
2006 · English · Hardcover · 35 editions
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After relocating to Annapolis, Maryland, Ellie finds herself navigating the tumultuous waters of high school life in a new environment. With her parents’ passion for all things medieval influencing their lifestyle, Ellie is unexpectedly thrust into a world where the past and present intertwine in surprising ways. This unique backdrop becomes a fertile ground for intrigue and discovery as she settles into Avalon High.

As Ellie strives to fit in, she encounters a group of classmates who embody the classic characters and themes of Arthurian legend. With her sharp wit and determination, Ellie begins to piece together connections between her peers and the tales of knights and chivalry. However, unraveling this enigmatic circle reveals deeper truths about loyalty, love, and destiny, forcing her to confront her own beliefs about friendship and fate.

As Ellie becomes more entwined in the lives of her classmates, she uncovers secrets and rivalries that run far beneath the surface. Her journey is a blend of teenage drama and magical realism, where trust is put to the test, and alliances shift unexpectedly. The struggle to understand herself and those around her provides rich emotional stakes and a magnetic tension.

In this captivating narrative, Ellie must not only navigate the challenges of adolescence but also confront the echoes of history that shape her reality. As ancient echoes collide with contemporary dilemmas, she discovers that the lessons of the past hold a key to understanding her future. The enchanting interplay of myth and modernity propels Ellie toward a climactic realization that may just change her life forever.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 304 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 2006
Publisher HarperTeen
Editions 35 editions
ISBN-10 0060755865
ISBN-13 9780060755867

Genres

Romance Thriller & Suspense

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Avalon High by Meg Cabot Elaine Harrison has professors for parents and when they take a sabbatical to Annapolis things get a little weird. She gets called lady maid by one guy makes friends with the popular kids who all have something in common they're names have something to do with king Arthur. What happens when secrets start coming out of almost everyone. Read and see.This is an awesome YA book it definitely has everything a YA should have. Meg Cabot did an awesome job.Pros: great storyline, character development is amazing, short and fast paced for the most part. Cons: it's slow going for the first half, but it picks up later. It can be boring and easy to just put down and forget about.

January 4th 2026
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