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Characters: A- Plot: A Action: B Enjoyability: A+ Readability: A Romance: A+ Ages: PG-13
This starts a wonderful series, though a lot was great, there were a few things that left me wondering. Why did each chapter jump around? Enough critisicm, people who like fantasy will quickly jump into this book and will not want to put it down. After, you will already have the second, and jump to it right away.
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Another fantastic novel by the famous Paul Stewart. I loved it. You'll stay up til midnight and still be wide awake, awaiting the next adventure. But, there were some problems I didn't like in the books.
1). Twig gets pulled out for a new character named Quint.
2). The Deepwoods, Twighlight woods, and other places are only mentioned. The whole book takes place in Sanctaphrax.
3). Stewart brings the gloamglozer back, when it wasn't a big deal in the other books (but a little deal in the first).
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First off: The Giver is a great book, don't get me wrong, but when your a fantasy reader reading a fiction book in class at school, It doesn't help you to get interested.
It had great stuff, but it is a one-time-read book
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I thought the first was amazing! The second: Twice as good. I literally read two hours a day in the summer when schools out. It is a book you will never want to put down. I was up till midnight reading it.
This book is for fantasy lovers, due to the created creatures, medival period, and no modern technology.
If you read the first, and you thought it was just good, Grab the second because you will read it over and over again throughout the years.
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Magician: Apprentice (Riftwar Saga) by Raymond E. Feist
westonkintz, May 17, 2007
Grade: A+Characters: A- Plot: A Action: B Enjoyability: A+ Readability: A Romance: A+ Ages: PG-13
This starts a wonderful series, though a lot was great, there were a few things that left me wondering. Why did each chapter jump around? Enough critisicm, people who like fantasy will quickly jump into this book and will not want to put it down. After, you will already have the second, and jump to it right away.
(2 of 5 readers found this comment helpful)
Edge Chronicles 4
westonkintz, April 15, 2007
Another fantastic novel by the famous Paul Stewart. I loved it. You'll stay up til midnight and still be wide awake, awaiting the next adventure. But, there were some problems I didn't like in the books.1). Twig gets pulled out for a new character named Quint.
2). The Deepwoods, Twighlight woods, and other places are only mentioned. The whole book takes place in Sanctaphrax.
3). Stewart brings the gloamglozer back, when it wasn't a big deal in the other books (but a little deal in the first).
(3 of 6 readers found this comment helpful)
The Giver by Lois Lowry
westonkintz, April 15, 2007
First off: The Giver is a great book, don't get me wrong, but when your a fantasy reader reading a fiction book in class at school, It doesn't help you to get interested.It had great stuff, but it is a one-time-read book
(9 of 21 readers found this comment helpful)
Ranger's Apprentice #02: The Burning Bridge by John Flanagan
westonkintz, April 15, 2007
I thought the first was amazing! The second: Twice as good. I literally read two hours a day in the summer when schools out. It is a book you will never want to put down. I was up till midnight reading it.This book is for fantasy lovers, due to the created creatures, medival period, and no modern technology.
If you read the first, and you thought it was just good, Grab the second because you will read it over and over again throughout the years.
(6 of 12 readers found this comment helpful)