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Sto caricando le informazioni... The Storytellerdi Traci Chee
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Fantasy.
Historical Fiction.
Young Adult Fiction.
Young Adult Literature.
HTML:The thrilling conclusion to the epic adventure that began with New York Times bestselling The Reader, "a series fantasy lovers will want to sink their teeth into." - Booklist, starred review Sefia is determined to keep Archer out of the Guard's clutches and their plans for war between the Five Kingdoms. The Book, the ancient, infinite codex of the past, present and future, tells of a prophecy that will plunge Kelanna in that bloody war, but it requires a boy??Archer??and Sefia will stop at nothing to ensure his safety. The Guard has already stolen her mother, her father, and her Aunt Nin. Sefia would sooner die than let them take anymore from her??especially the boy she loves. But escaping the Guard and the Book's prophecy is no easy task. After all, what is written always comes to pass. As Sefia and Archer watch Kelanna start to crumble to the Guard's will, they will have to choose between their love and joining a war that just might tear them apart. Full of magic, suspense, and mystery, Traci Chee brings her trilogy to a close in this spellbinding final ins Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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 Google Books — Sto caricando le informazioni...GeneriSistema Decimale Melvil (DDC)813.6Literature English (North America) American fiction 21st CenturyClassificazione LCVotoMedia: (4.05)
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It’s always hard to talk about 2nd and 3rd books because I don’t want to give away spoilers. Also, I wasn’t as engaged with this third novel as I was the other two. Maybe I wasn’t in the mood? I don’t know. I did like the message. There’s an existential element where the characters recognize they have no control over their stories. I always like stories where the characters realize they are characters in a story and at the whim of the storyteller where their stories can never change.
In this third novel, Sefia is working hard to make sure she protects Archer from his destiny. Unfortunately, everything they do makes their “prophecy” happen anyway--much like Greek myths where they take action to avoid the prophecy from a Seer only to walk right into the prediction. Each character is moving towards his/her inevitable ending of some kind. The entire novel is Sefia and Archer trying to not be part of a war especially because Sefia has lost everyone she has loved--she can’t lose Archer, too. Sefia is obsessed with protecting Archer and Archer is haunted by those he has killed. All characters come together as they spin closer and closer to war and the inevitable prophecy, after all “what is written always come to pass.” (