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This is what i've read this week so far,

Horselord by Peter Morwood (excellent -again and again)

Shapechangers by Jennifer Roberson

The song of Homana by Jennifer Roberson

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I have read nothing except my own prose - grr! Just this second finished chapter 29...Lothryn the Brave...and he is too.

Just heard latest update that Golden Fool not available until Sep 24 by the way. If anyone spots it sooner, let me know!

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Well as far as i am concerned you are lucky to read your own prose... some of us would pay money to do that...

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The Chronicles of the Cheysuli, great series, what a concept, wouldn't it be great to be able to change into some marvellous animal, unfortunately I would probably change into an animal with grey hair and arthritis.( and requiring reading glasses) The series is definitely about due for a reread, do you have all 8 books?
Milander
in the land of West Oz

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I have only read the first two. Then put it down for a while and when I decided that I felt like continuing I couldn't find them again. Although I notice that they are now out in omnibus form.

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I have the first 6 books... gosh ddint know there were more... I better check.

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Fiona, you are really churning out some great names for The Quickening. I would guess trying to think of new names for a new series would be difficult, but you are on fire. Great names, excellent words!

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...written by whom ???

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Thanks Manon.
I haven't read this series because, believe it or not, I have books 1, 3, 4 and 5.

Guess I'll have to try and find 2 someplace.

Adios

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Yes Yes Yes more great names, Fiona. Keep them coming.

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Thanks, Saint. I have no idea where they come from. I have two favourites....Romen Koreldy - a mercenary and Fynch - a boy!

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The Cheysuli Chronicles is written by Jennifer Roberson, DN. That's what you want to know, right? ">

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i have just finished reading Emily Roddas "Rowan" series, they include:
Rowan of Rin
Rowan and the Travellers
Rowan and the Keeper of the Crystal
& Rowan and the Zebak

they are classified as primary school kids books, but i just loved them

two other great fantasy books are
Sabriel
& Lirael both by Garth Nix and the third book that will be published soon is called "The Abhorsen"

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Whille I was waiting to get 'Destiny' back, I re-read Heinlein's 'The Door into Summer'.

If you're into either cats or time travel or both...I'd recommend it.

Adios

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My son gives the Wind Singer trilogy a similar big thumbs up as he did for entire Deltora Quest series and now he's just started reading Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. I've said they have to be at least 14 before they can read mine!

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Emily Rodda has cornered part of the market in young adult fiction she is a smart cookie... and a surprisingly good read.. as ar Bryan Jaques Redwall series.


Sabriel & Lirael both by Garth Nix in my opinion would not have been published if Garth had not been one of the leading agents in Australia. Although my little girl Emily (aged 20) loved them and thinks Lirael is one of the best books she has ever read.

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Fiona, if your son enjoys 'Ender's Game', and I have no doubt he will...after all, it is an unsung SF classic...tease, or annoy, depending on your mood at the time, him with the news that in mabey 3 or 4 years there will be a movie of the first two books.

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Adios

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Hello Guys

Here is my list of latest reads.

Nil, Null, None, nothing... goodness i have not read a single word of a book... read lots of emails, web pages and other stuff...

I am going to have to buck my ideas up... I have run out of ideas.. I want to read a new author ... can anyone suggest a decent new author?

Thanks Steve