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Escucha Cuando quieras y donde quieras. I cannot say how much I love this book. It is absolutely brilliant. From the moment you open it to the moment you close it you engulf yourself in the world.
The adventure of the world makes you want to know what happens next. I found that it was very well written because you instantly pictured the world that the authur created.
You could see the characters almost touch them. I have read the series up the the last release and now wait in vain for the next book.
Try it!! I would defintely recommend this books to a very confident reader. A child from year 5 upwards who have master good level of comprehension.
Just anyone who enjoys reading. This was a very enjoyable read with an interesting story and some very likeable characters.
I particularly enjoyed the chapters about magic and entering other people's minds. Loved the descriptions likening minds to rooms in houses. It was all very interesting and made a change from the usual magic books where everyone is throwing magical stuff around and killing each other.
The ending was very obviously the lead up to the next book and I have no problem being led. In fact I am looking forward t This was a very enjoyable read with an interesting story and some very likeable characters.
In fact I am looking forward to part two. The synopsis piqued my interest and I'm ready to cut my arm for a copy of this.
However, when I took a quick look at the review section, I was surprised to see that it has so many bad reviews. Did that deter me from reading this?
Absolutely not. I read books that fascinate me and might provide me a lasting enjoyment and I'm not letting the polarizing reviews dissuade me from doing that.
Imagine my joy when I followed my guts and started feasting on this book! I was surprised to know I completely agreed with those reviews that it moved at a snail's pace.
It sure did but, boy, when it picked up, it picked up good. I find this book very hard to put down especially after the 50 percent mark.
I feel like it redeemed this book and turned the whole story into so much more. The first half had so much potential but the second half I thought I would pass out from excitement with each second that passed.
Every scene was exhilirating and heart-pounding. I think it's time for me to make a list! She's easy to like and her actions were justified.
Everything she did was totally what everyone would do if put in her shoes. Now, this is unusual of me to like this predicament but, you are not seeing things, I actually liked this.
And by zero romance it means zero instalove, zero blushes thankfully and zero silly love declarations and I'm all for that.
Yes, people say 1 she has powers so strong she can even destroy the city if she wants to and 2 she's expected to do great things but she never did anything flawlessly and unrealistically.
It was very satisfying to see. Not once did I predict what would happen next and that's how I want my fantasy books to be!
There were no loose ends when it comes to the culture, magic system and history of this world where the magicians, thieves and ordinary people reside.
Everything was believable. Everything was logical. Each one of them were carefully written. They were to-the-point.
You will like the good characters, you will loathe the bad ones and you will doubt those who were painted in gray too. I like it. The characters were carved really well.
They're very different but you can see the same innate goodness in them. It's the kind of love that is mature. He's genuinely fond of her and he goes to great lengths for Sonea's sake alone with no ulterior motive like win her love or anything like that and it brings tears to my eyes.
I just want to make a Cery Protection Squad so bad. I needed him so badly for Sonea to hold on to. I needed him to be good and trustworthy and understanding and he turned out to be all that.
And more. He's a good life and magic mentor for Sonea and I loved that he never gave up trying to win her trust. There's more to his story that what this book let on and I hope it gets explored in the sequel.
He knows when to be serious too. He's the character that has the full potential to be in a ship I'd ship with all my heart. I think it just dragged the story in circles and some of the scenes depicted in that first half were repetitive as well.
I could do without the first few Sonea chase scenes too. I felt they were not essential to the storyline. I think that's self-explanatory. I also think that too much info dumping was the primary cause of the bullet above.
I could do without some of the information too BUT, hear me out, I think they were important for the foundation of the story. My only problem was that I just think it was not important in this first installment.
It doesn't add up to the current story. You will not regret pushing through the first half because the second half will redeem the bleakness of how the beginning was written.
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Canavan became so popular that she unavoidably made me interested - she is getting lumped together with big names in industry, such as Rowling, Paolini and even Meyer.
Out of these only Rowling is worth something, being the one to cause this avalanche. I was really curious whether Canavan was as bad as other fantasy-related authors loved by the public and finally got to read her books, courtesy of a friend.
The Magicians' Guild starts simply enough - lowest caste tangles into skirmishes with the Canavan became so popular that she unavoidably made me interested - she is getting lumped together with big names in industry, such as Rowling, Paolini and even Meyer.
The Magicians' Guild starts simply enough - lowest caste tangles into skirmishes with the nobles. The entire society system, as well as everything in this novel, is uncomplicated, designed so as to avoid any thinking while parsing it.
Magicians c'mon, no real fantasy novel calls these guys magicians, they're mages! Magicians do tricks on the streets The book tells a story of a young girl from lower caste, who discovers her powers and needs to be tutored since untrained mages Sounds good enough.
Of course, the girl is spooked and tries to run. The Guild tries to catch her, as you can read on the back cover of the novel. And that constitues half of the book.
The Magicians' Guild in short: - very, very repetitive - it's basically run and hide, repeat; - long-winded sections of narrative on nothing in particular; - very, very cliche; - suitable for 5-year-olds; - villain taken from I don't know, your 8-year-old sister's real-life school story about evil teachers; - stupid and dumb - i.
They hid in hidden passage, behind a wall and Only then did they flee. And don't even get me started on their talking part.
And sprinkle it with tidbits of information that would make the world and characters real, instead of cardboard, schematic stuff that has been already included in 'generic fantasy elements' listings.
Summing up, this book was even worse than I expected. It's young adult directed at brainless readers who require explaining everything and don't notice glaring plotholes.
This book is a perfect example of the phrase "saying a lot without saying anything" The first part of this book, over pages, could have been captured in like 50 pages.
The second half of the book is better but still dragged on. There is no reason for this to be over pages long The first half Girl finds out she has magical powers by attacking a magician.
Magicians are surprised because girl is poor and poor people are not meant to have powers. Girl runs away because she thinks magicians This book is a perfect example of the phrase "saying a lot without saying anything" The first part of this book, over pages, could have been captured in like 50 pages.
Girl runs away because she thinks magicians would want to kill her. Magicians actually want to find and help her because magic left uncontrolled is dangerous.
This storyline was the basis of the first few chapters. It then got repeated over and over again for over pages.
Magicians almost find girl, girl runs away again. Rinse and Repeat Then finally, this repetition ended and another one beginned. Second half Girl doesn't want to be a magician, Magician wants girl to become one of them.
Rinse and Repeat with added tension that wasn't really tension. Overall, The magic concept was nice, the characters seemed like okay people.
I didn't hate anything in particular but the storyline was way too repetitive I first read this as a teenager and I remembered loving it.
Re-reading it now,it's lost a little of its shine. The book centres around Sonea,a teenager living in the slums who discovers she has magic powers. Magic has traditionally belonged to the upper classes alone, and so Sonea flees the magicians,believing they will attempt to kill her.
In reality, they want to bring her in to teach her to control her powers. The first half of the novel feels like a cat and mouse tale that goes on far too lo I first read this as a teenager and I remembered loving it.
The first half of the novel feels like a cat and mouse tale that goes on far too long. There is a noticable improvement in the second half It's a pretty straightforward young adult fantasy novel, but it is a nice story that sets up the next two books marvelously.
It is said, in Imardin, that the wind has a soul, and that it wails through the narrow streets because it is grieved by what it finds there.
Buddy read with my bookish bestie Steph. Yeah, I just love this book. Here's me being ruthless. It's my new year's resolution.
I'm not going to rate it because I haven't given it enough of a chance - but the style of writing reminds me of the first Harry Potter book ie written for young children, but without the same charm.
The audio narration by Richard Aspel wasn't terrible, but very average - maybe it was what he had to work with? Possibly, if I gave this more of a chance, this would grow on me as I like coming of age, process of disc Here's me being ruthless.
Possibly, if I gave this more of a chance, this would grow on me as I like coming of age, process of discovery, magic school books - which is where I suspect this is headed.
It just hasn't grabbed my imagination and I may have to be in the mood to attempt it again. On top of that I have heard her defend this book as the slow part of a bigger story and not to judge the series by this first book.
Maybe if I persisted things would get better - then again, maybe they wouldn't and I'd be kicking myself for listening for 20 or 30 hours before deciding I wasted my time.
Oh I feel so ruthless. I may check out her latest book at some stage because she has written a lot of stuff since this debut and so theoretically should be vastly improved.
It's just that there's so many books and series I really want to read and at times I'm very aware of how much potential crap I may have to wade through before getting to something I really like.
Stars PS - Yes, you can make new year's resolutions in the middle of the year. View all 25 comments. I love Trudi Canavan's ability to create imagined worlds with strong characters.
Sonea is an ordinary slum girl, poor, yet honest. She has questionable ties that she left long ago in order to pursue a life her aunt and uncle would approve of.
When the magicians of the guild come to purge the city of slum scum, Sonea finds herself amongst her old friendships.
In the spirit of the rebellion from the city folk Sonea throws a stone at a group of magicians who have a magic shield up. Using her anger, I love Trudi Canavan's ability to create imagined worlds with strong characters.
Using her anger, she wishes the stone would break through the force field, and it does. The rock strikes a magician in the side of the head, causing her to become the sole target of a city-wide search.
Sonea makes various ties with thief's in a desperate attempt to out-smart the magicians. What she and her friends don't realise is the deadly magical potential growing inside of her.
Having the magicians catch up to them is in the end what saves her, her friends and the city from harm. I love Sonea's character, but I like Rothen more.
Rothen is the magician who feels a sympathy for Sonea and shows her a better life in the magicians guild. While, the first book sets the scene for the characters, the second book is by far my favourite.
I read this recently, and it's my second time reading the series. I hope to be able to write fiction as well as Trudi one day. I highly recommend it.
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He should look for Lena. Lena is stranded with her seriously ill mother Hilde and her sister Betty in a village near Fürth.
Here she meets two men: Walter Juskowiak, returnees from prisoner of war, with whom she meets, and Hans Sattler.
The representative for radio kits turns out to be the son of Wilhelm Sattler, owner of the Sattler works in Fürth. Lena is sure to have finally found the right man.
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