Reseña del libro "The Unseen City (The Elena Vasquez Academy) (en Inglés)"
Magic is real. Chicago is full of it. And nobody gave these kids the manual. Declan talks too much — mostly to drown out the strange frequency that's been humming in his teeth since before he could speak. Nessa sees a hidden world layered over her South Side neighborhood, cataloging glowing ley lines and shimmering doorways in a battered notebook nobody else would believe. And Maeve's body reacts to danger before her brain does — faster, stronger, in a way she's spent years learning to hide. For as long as they can remember, each of them has managed it alone. That changes the day they're recruited to the Elena Vasquez Academy — a secret school for kids like them, tucked inside an ordinary-looking Bridgeport charter school. Real classes in the morning, real magic in the afternoon, and a bus home every night. For the first time, Declan, Nessa, and Maeve aren't the weird kids. They have a name for what they carry. They have a team. But something underneath the city has been waiting for a moment exactly like this one. It's patient. It's invisible. It's been quietly pulling at the magic beneath their neighborhoods since summer — and the adults who should see it are looking the wrong way. With Samhain coming, the night the wall between worlds runs thinnest, three thirteen-year-olds are the only ones who can see the whole picture. Stopping it will cost them more than they know. Perfect for readers of Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson, Kwame Mbalia's Tristan Strong, and Roshani Chokshi's Aru Shah, The Unseen City is the first book in the Elena Vasquez Academy series — fast, funny, and full of South Side Chicago grit. An adventure for anyone who ever suspected the world was stranger than they were told, and that they were right all along.
