Firekeeper: Through Wolf's Eyes (Paperback)

from dragonimp

A new take on the wild-child-raised-by-animals archetype; in this case, the animals in question are as intelligent as humans. Firekeeper, the wolf-girl, is brought back into human society after living with Royal wolves for as long as she can remember. Her perspective on human society is an intere...

from Nikkles

I picked this book up as a lark not really knowing what to expect, but liking the title I thought I'd give it a try. I really was not disapointed. The book seems on the surface like many other fantasy novels. A girl is raised by wolves an must conform the human world etc, etc. However, however th...

from ShannaRedwind

This book was really good. I thoroughly enjoyed Firekeeper's character and her unique point of view. I have to admit that my eyes started to glaze over with some of the political parts of it, but only because I've never enjoyed politics of any sort in a book, not because of poor writing.I'd recom...

from Kassilem

I thought I would like this book, because of Firekeeper's struggles to go from wolf to human. The idea of that is intriguing. However the book turned out less enjoyable than I had hoped for. I think it was all the politics. And the intrigue of Firekeeper having grown up thinking she was a wolf is...

from mariahsidhe

On one hand this was really well written and Firekeeper was a glorious character to behold; strong, fierce, brave. With a Blind Seer and Elation at her side she was near unbeatable. Yet on the other hand all the politics and maneuvering were to much for me and I found I couldn't read another word...