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And so it begins. The future is finally here, in the final book of the Mallorean. No more endless cycles, no more war between...
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Well, except for herself that is. First published in 2000, Page deals with Kel’s next three years of page training. It takes her on a...
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In my last article I said that there weren’t concrete antagonists in Demon Lord of Karanda. Well, this book solves that problem, providing antagonists...
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Here we are again, starting a new set of Tamora Pierce books. Pierce published First Test in 1999, and both the Protector of the...
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Demon Lord of Karanda, in conjunction with King of the Murgos, completely clears the plate of Eddings’s previous philosophy. We spent the first five books...
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Everything has lead up to this, Pierce’s final novel of the Immortals Quartet, Realms of the Gods. Published in 1996, this book concludes Daine’s story arc....
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Change. Some people say it’s the only constant, some people say it’s inevitable. For a book series whose established universe is so cyclical, King...
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… and more problems. Emperor Mage is the third book in Tamora Pierce’s Immortals Quartet. We’ve been here before, where the third installment of one of...
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First published in 1987, Guardians of the West is the first book in the Mallorean. David Eddings’s second series stars Garion, Ce’Nedra, and all...
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Tamora Pierce’s Wolf Speaker starts with an acknowledgments section. Pierce included a staggering amount of animal behavior theory in this book. While some information...
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Enchanters’ End Game, first published in 1984, is the last book in David Eddings’s Belgariad. While it finishes the series, it doesn’t finish Eddings’s...
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First published in 1992, Tamora Pierce’s Wild Magic starts a new series. It takes place several years after the end of Lioness Rampant and carries the...