Imaginaire: Les Héros de la Vallée (Book)

from brigitte64

well writen book about heroes, and an old world full of legends and fearfull monsters. Little slow at the beginning but it gets good later. It`s different from the Bartimaeus Trilogy, but I also enjoyed it. It`s probably written for teenager.

from sirfurboy

This book was a tad slow going to start with. I thought it might be the first book by this author that I would not like, but by page 60 I was thoroughly enjoying it again and it went from strength to strength. The hero of the story is Halli, a 15 year old boy in - presumably- a kind of alternate ...

from welkinscheek

Hallie is a wonderfully flawed character who grows significantly in the course of the book, even though he lives in a world where people never act on curiosity, never take risks. With a sense of humor and incredibly well-developed characters, this book treats on the myths that guide our lives and...

from lchs.mrso

Jonathan Stroud Heroes of the Valley Halli Sveinsson is a small and young boy who takes interest in trows, or monsters. When told that the stories he were told were false, he sets out to prove everyone wrong. He meets Aud Arnsdottir who becomes a close friend and helps him through his adventure a...

from AltheaAnn

I very much enjoyed this book. In style, it reminded me quite a lot of books by Howard Pyle and retellings of Viking legends that I read as a child. However, this book is much more morally and ethically ambiguous. It provides the reader with a lot of food for thought without handing out predigest...