Crow Magic: The Third Kind of Magic (Paperback)

from chirikosan

I got an ARC copy from the author via LibraryThings, thank you! :D This is a simple minded story of a 12 year old girl named Suli that has developed promising Seeing, a sort of low level magic that allows her to see through the hearts of people talking to her and know who is trustworthy. In her r...

from PhDinHorribleness

This was a really fun and enjoyable story. It creates a fascinating world where magic exists but can be dangerous if people think you're using it wrong. The characters are well developed and invoke the desire to really want to know what happens to them.

from KevinCannon

An excelleny piece of fantasy writing which kept my interest all the way through. The first book in the series which sets up the main characters and opens up some plot lines for future stories. The main character is likable and the explanations of the magic are interesting. I would recommend this...

from NinaCaramelita

There's a bunch of good vs evil fairy tales out there. In a way, The Third Kind of Magic reminded me about them. Suli, the wise woman's apprentice, learns using magic is not always the smartest thing to do. The characters are built in such a way you connect and engage in no time. No matter which ...

from DeeDee81

This book is more for a younger group of readers, like my teen granddaughter. However, I couldn't put the book down. Elizabeth Forest is an extremely talented and highly imaginative writer. The worlds within worlds of mice families and crow families and the important geese families. It started wi...