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Mónica Fernández monicafernandez — This book was fascinating, a real eye opening read about modern slavery and what we can all do as individuals to stop it. Made me sit up and think and caused a few double takes on the tube too. Very accessible and easily digested, except the chapter on sex slavery, that I found hard going, made me cringe a few times.

Eunji Ahn _unji_hn — Enjoyed this sequel, but pretty dark. Not sure I like where the third one's going, so I'm not sure I'll read it.

Zh Olivier zh2o — The Lion Hunter is an amazing and fantastic novel written by Elizabeth Wein. The main character Telemakos, King Arthur's half-Ethiopian grandson, is trying to recover from his ordeal as a government spy in the far desert, trying to learn who was breaking the Emperor's plague quarantine. Before he's fully himself again, tragedy strike's, and he find's himself sent, with his baby sister, Athena, to live with Abreha, ruler of Himyar, longtime enemy of the Aksumites, now perhaps a friend.His aunt Goewin, Arthur's daughter, warn's him that Abreha is a man to be cautioned, someone to watch carefully. Telemakos promises he will be mindful—but he does not realize that Goewins' warning's are not enough to protect him. Some key plot events in the story are: how Telemakos wants to keep his daughter because his daughter keeps his wife up all night every of the week. Now the only way he can keep his daughter is if he gives up something of importance. So, he gave away his arm just to keep the daughter his wife had. Another key plot event is how Telemakos had to be a be a spy ever since the age of twelve. Also while watchin his sister's, Telemakos was so worried about his sister, he was grievously injured. I think the audience is for teens to adults,fourteen to forty-four. For the teens, it refers to Telemakos watchin his little sister. For adults, it's about sacrifice and giving up something good for something even better. Sacrificing is worth giving up for the people you love.Sacrificing is something worth giving up for the things you do to help out somebody. I think that the author wants us to learn how to give things up for the people we love. The author wants us to learn what to do in big situations. For example, if we were supposed to watch our little brother or sister we would have to sacrifice our time to watch him or her. The point is that the author wants us to learn how to make sacrifices for the people we love and things we dont like to do.

Giuseppe Cerra giusecerra046f — ** spoiler alert ** This would be a 3 3/4 stars. I enjoyed this story and found myself very involved and wanting more. The characters were endearing and easy to sympathies with. The author obviously had some very strong feminist ideas about marriage and the belief that it takes away freedoms, which I very much disagree with. It's not marriage itself that's a prison, rather it's holding onto a bad relationship and then binding it legally that's makes a prison. That's another whole subject of its own and only one point of view is presented on the subject leaving the other completely undefended. Oh well, it's her story and her views. My favorite parts of this book were probably the fights. I also loved Po and Katsa's conversations when she uses her mind to talk to him. It was still a fun book to read and it was refreshing that this book, like so many modern books I've read lately didn't turn into an environmentalist book, what a relief!