Books of Pellinor (Hardcover): The Naming : The First Book of Pellinor (Series #01) (Hardcover)

from deliriumslibrarian

Hooray for the generation of girls growing up with heroines who do more than Katy even dreamed. Maerad, heroine of the Naming and its sequels, is sulky, powerful, shy, working-class, musical, afraid, brave, eager to learn, awkward, beautiful, articulate, fierce, loyal... The central part of this ...

from cherrymischievous

The Pelinor series was originally published as a trilogy. Then by the end of the third book, titled The Crow, the story has no ending! I was fit to be tied!! I was so mad!! What kind of story gets published without an ending?!! Robert Jordan's Wheel Of Time obviously (that's not a compliment). It...

from devilish2

An intelligent fantasy, the story is one of the more usual, Light struggling against the Dark, a child with heritage previously unknown to them, a person coming into their powers, one ordained by destiny. While the story may feel a little predictable, the telling is well done - believable charact...

from drachenbraut23

I have just finished to read the complete series and as I am a great epic fan I only can say that I loved these books and was finaly very sad when it came to an end. I thought all the books were very discriptive, the character development was great and the narrative of the books was wonderful. Al...

from sedelia

This book was way longer than it had to be. For all the pages that I had to go through, not much happened. The plot itself was pretty good. I'm not a fan of the really-this-is-real fake sort of thing that a lot of people are so fond of, but Andrew would disagree with me on that, so it's more a ma...