Hale, Shannon Forest Born, 400 p. Bloomsbury, September, 2009. $17.99. Content: G.
Rin, Razo’s sister, has to leave her forest home. She knows that something is wrong with her, but home has no answers. She joins her brother at the palace and finds herself right in the middle of intrigue and danger. Rin, Isi, Enna and Dasha will desperately pursue Isi’s son into Kel, where someone is waiting to kill them.
I loved Goose Girl, but not Enna Burning or River Secrets so much. Forest Born brings the magic of Shannon Hale back for me; I am very glad that I read it.
EL, MS – ESSENTIAL. Cindy, Library-Teacher
Rin, Razo’s sister, has to leave her forest home. She knows that something is wrong with her, but home has no answers. She joins her brother at the palace and finds herself right in the middle of intrigue and danger. Rin, Isi, Enna and Dasha will desperately pursue Isi’s son into Kel, where someone is waiting to kill them.
I loved Goose Girl, but not Enna Burning or River Secrets so much. Forest Born brings the magic of Shannon Hale back for me; I am very glad that I read it.
EL, MS – ESSENTIAL. Cindy, Library-Teacher
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Enna Burning was my favorite, but I defintely enjoyed reading Forest Born. I liked the adventure and plot development. I did miss the romance that the other three books have.
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