Bir Mikrobun Yolculuğu - Thom Rooke ücretsiz kitap indir

陈 沐 644788023e674 — The Search for the Red Dragon has a lot of the same goodness as the first book (minus the Big Twist at the end) and some new cool things. I really like the three caretakers (John is my favorite) but I think what I like best is the way Owen weaves in characters from myths and literature - Dante keeps showing up, so it makes me glad I read The Divine Comedy - to make a new story.

Amitesh Paul amitesh1 — I found this book boring. I probably should have read it in my early teens like everyone else considering that it is a coming of age story.

Jenny Berg jenny8a1a — Started off extremely slow, and the amnesia concept is getting way overused. No one ever explains why its necessary to have the characters lose their memories. Just send ambassadors and be open about it. The characters also state very clearly that Gaea is controlling death, so she decides who lives and dies. Therefore, heroes stay dead and monsters do not. However, in the first mock battle a Roman hero dies and mysteriously comes back; Gwen. Yet no one suspected her of being on Gaea's side, and nothing further came of this event. No accusations are even made concerning who killed her. Eventually (after 3/5 of the book has passed) the quest begins. It becomes interesting for a time then feels insanely rushed at the end. I believe barely two small chapters are dedicated to the final battle. Also, how does an elephant stop a giant made out of precious stones and gold? There was a decent lead-up of Frank hopefully becoming a Dragon and yet that never happened. In closing, there was no conclusion to the book. No epilogue or feeling of completion. Nothing was explained about the harpy, and Octavian is all but forgotten as an anti-hero.