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Molly Petroski mollypetroski — The book production, slightly detracts from the poems. Typos, bad kerning, etc. That said, the poems were decent. I personally preferred "Lost Kingdom" to the eponymous poem in the book. It is a stark, mythic read, fixated on time, and hands. There is a tactile sense of the transience of the world, and the desire for there to be Gods and a clear origin of the world. The prose poem at the end was a shocker, in a good sense, a comfortably alienating work. Maybe it was a dream...

Michael Chappell mchappell9f7a5 — I really enjoyed the plot of this book. At first it was hard for me to get over the cheesy dialogue and one liners. Then I remembered it is a teen fiction and read on. The plot thickens creating a more caltivating storyand the twists were good. It had a good ending, making me want to read the second book.

Natalie Kusche _atalie_usche — His best.

Marlin Jenkins _arlin_ — I never read this as a kid the way a lot of folks I know did. The writing style is very dated, which certainly explains why so many people who do read it as kids have really awful experiences/memories of it and end up really hating it. Nobody writes like that anymore. I think I appreciate it much more now than I would have then. Absolutely the ultimate quest tale, and I completely enjoyed going along on the journey.