Brotherband Chronicles: The Outcasts (Series #01) (Hardcover)

from JustinK.B3

Hal is almost 16 and is on his way to brotherband training. Thorn and Stig had become his best friends. He owns a boat, the Heron which he and Stig had continued building together with some help from Ingvar and the twins, Wulf and Ulf. When she was finally finished, they took her out to sea and w...

from Librabookworm

This is a very well written book, full of excitement and suspense. With relatable characters and an easy- to- follow plot, this is a great read for children of all ages and reading abilities. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for an adventure.

from rhonda1111

5 STARS As far as I am concerned John Flanagan has another hit series going. It was exciting and drew you in from the first. Did not want to put it down. The only bad thing is wait till the next book comes out. It starts out 12 years in the past when Erak is still raiding and two warriors are hol...

from TiffanyAK

I wasn't too sure at first that Skandia would really lend itself too well to a standalone series, but I thought I should at least give it a chance. I shouldn't have doubted John Flanagan here. The new characters are likable and well-developed, the new series story-arc is set up well, and my new a...

from zzshupinga

Hal doesn't really fit into the typical mold of a Skandian nor does he really fit in well anywhere for that matter since his mother is an ex-slave from Araluen. So when he comes of age and begins brotherband training he's a bit worried, especially about Tursgud who makes Hal's life miserable ever...