Pillage (Pillage, #1)

Dec 11, 2008 Jennifer Wardrip rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Reviewed by Tasha for TeensReadToo.com

Fifteen-year-old Beck Phillips' favorite activity is causing trouble - and his latest scheme is setting off an angry hive of bees through the air ducts in his current school. Maybe this inclination for trouble comes from moving around a lot, a non-existent father, or the fact that his mother is very ill.

When his mom dies, Beck is uprooted from his life once again and is sent to live with his wealthy but estranged uncle out in the mountainous country. On the...more Reviewed by Tasha for TeensReadToo.com

Fifteen-year-old Beck Phillips' favorite activity is causing trouble - and his latest scheme is setting off an angry hive of bees through the air ducts in his current school. Maybe this inclination for trouble comes from moving around a lot, a non-existent father, or the fact that his mother is very ill.

When his mom dies, Beck is uprooted from his life once again and is sent to live with his wealthy but estranged uncle out in the mountainous country. On the train ride to Kingsplot, Beck meets Kate, who can't even be bothered to give Beck the time of day, even though he thinks that she is the prettiest thing going. Little do they both know that they are going to see much more of each other, even though it's not at the top of Kate's priority list.

When Beck arrives at his uncle's mansion, an air of mystery greets him. While the house has seven floors and hundreds of rooms, Beck, along with his uncle and a minimal house staff, are the only occupants. What's even stranger is that Beck's uncle only comes out of his domed room once in a blue moon.

As time progresses, Beck learns dark secrets about his lost family. Secrets that include buried basements, forbidden gardens, an ancient book of unusual family history, and most surprising of all...dragons!

Beck's life has changed forever, and there is no turning back now. Along with some newfound friends, Beck is about to embark on his biggest adventure yet.

PILLAGE was an absolutely amazing book. It takes you on an adventure that is beyond your wildest dreams. From the very first chapter, the author's humor came out and I found myself laughing along with Beck's schemes. There was also a great suspense factor. This is one of those books that I just couldn't put down. I eagerly anticipated each turn of events (of which there were many) and was shocked at many things, especially the ending, which gave the term "plot twist" a whole new meaning.

The plot itself was also very interesting. Incorporating dragons into any modern-day book is always very intriguing, and the author had a knack for making everything seem real. And even though the book was set in modern day, it felt like it was set long ago. The whole story seemed to have this vintage fairy-tale feel to it, which I just devoured.

Needless to say, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and recommend it to both young and old readers looking for a great read. After reading PILLAGE I have definitely fallen in love with the fantasy genre and definitely look forward to more of Obert Skye's books.

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Aug 09, 2008 Alex rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Young adults and 11 or 12 year olds

This was a great book. I like the twists and turns in it. At some points a tiny bit confusing but pretty much all of it was understandable. It is a short-read so if you are looking for a book to read to kill some time it would be a great book to pick out. I got it because I liked this Author's other books so i decided to give it a try.

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Mar 16, 2009 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: children-fiction

I'm not going to offer a synopsis of the book because it’s easily found elsewhere :)
Although the book is neatly written, and all loose ends are tied up, I only give the book 3 stars. The book is SO exciting in the beginning, I devoured the first chapters but the pace quickly slowed down by the middle of the book and didn't pick up again until the last few chapters....so annoying.
Much of the book takes place in the tunnels of a basement which has been filled in with soil, but the description is...more

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Dec 22, 2008 Allison rated it 2 of 5 stars

Skye, Obert Pillage, Shadow Mountain; Language~G, Sexual Content~G; Violence~G
Life for Beck Phillips has just gone from not so good to miserable. For the past several years he has been the primary caregiver for his mentally ill mother who has just passed away. Not minutes after her funeral he is put on a train and told that his uncle, who he didn’t know existed, has agreed to take him in. The train takes him to a remote town called Kingsplot. Beck’s uncle lives in a mansion high on a hill away f...more

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Mar 18, 2013 02RebeccaV added it

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Have you ever wonder what it would bee like to ride a dragon or even see one? WEll in the modern setting of pillage a young Mr. Beck Phillips trys to save the little town of Kingsplot from the trefiying grasp of dragons and a strange magicain. Although i find the book Pillage by Obert Skye to be good at characterization it wasn't the best at clarifing things. So here are some of the positives and some of the negatives about this book Pillage.

'I felt a ribbon of cold wrap around my heart as i sa...more Have you ever wonder what it would bee like to ride a dragon or even see one? WEll in the modern setting of pillage a young Mr. Beck Phillips trys to save the little town of Kingsplot from the trefiying grasp of dragons and a strange magicain. Although i find the book Pillage by Obert Skye to be good at characterization it wasn't the best at clarifing things. So here are some of the positives and some of the negatives about this book Pillage.

'I felt a ribbon of cold wrap around my heart as i saw my uncle's name.'(pg:222) This is one example of the ppositve quality called characterization! Pillage is really good at characterization, in this quote you can just feel that cold sesation in your own body. another quote that is really good at charcterization from the book pillage is ' Apperently they heard I was more likely to do something if i was told not to.' (pg: 247) tyhis is an example of characterization because it shows characterization for the "they" in this sense because they dont really trust Beck who is the "I". It also shows good characterization for Beck's charcter too. By showing that Beck is like any other teeenager that always has to do the oopposite of what they are told. So there is one reason why Pillage is a good book, but there are some others.

Characterization is an important part in any book but what about the ties to the modern day world? Have you ever been reading a book and saying to yourself how does this really actually affect me in my life? Well in pillage it actaully has referances to the real modern world. Like in this quote " I decided to stick with the coner and climbed up to the next floor like an inexperiance Spiderman' (pg:223) I love this quote because it shows a tie in to the modern world. And thats good because in some books it might be harder to reead if you can't realate to them. But ties into the modern world and characterizationa ren't the only postive qualites that this book possess.

Intensidity. One of the wonderful qualities any book possess. If a book doesn't have its intense moments then you get bored with the book rather quickly. A quote from this book that shows it has its intense moments is this. ' Then there was nothing but darkness.'(pg:260) I like this quote because it shows the intensity of the moment. If you saw nothing but darkness how would you feel? The intense moments in any book are some of the most interesting points in the book. This quote shows that Pillage possesses the great quality of intesity. This book is pretty good because of its characterization, its ties to the real world, and its intensity. However there are some flaws with this book.

One of the flaws in this book is that it doesn't really clarify all that much. 'You showed me where the conservatory was.'(pg:257) Lets be honest here for a second, when i first read this book i had know idea what a conservatory was, and the book didn't really explain what a conservatory was either so i had a hard time with that little pece of clarification. ' Ishmael was gone. Milo was gone. The curse was broken' (pg:303) THis quote shows that he book doesn't really clarify if they were dead or if they escaped, because sometimes the word 'gone' could actually mean gone but other times it could mean dead. So thats where the boook kind of goofed up because it wasn't really clarifing the meaning of the word. So there are some flaws to the book Pillage.

In conclusion. As you can see from the evidence presented ubove, this book is prett good at characterization, intensity and ties to the real world, but it wasn't quite as good as clarification on some points in the book.
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Mar 11, 2012 03michellek rated it 5 of 5 stars

Pillage is a book about a boy named Beck Phillips. Beck lived with his mother Elizabeth, not knowing any other relatives. When his mother died he moved to a little island known as Kings plott where he became friends with Katie and Milo. He moved to Kingsplott to live with his uncle Arron, who has supposedly gon mad. During his stay here he learns he thies special powers with plants which eventually leads to him investigating and then he ends up growing theis dragons which is a family curse of hi...more

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Nov 29, 2011 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, dragons, mystery, teen

I love books with dragons, so the cover of Pillage just reached out and grabbed me. The dragons weren't as prominent as the cover lead me to believe, but it was a fun read anyway. When Beck Phillip's mother dies he is sent to live with an uncle he has never met. When he arrives he discovers a crumbling mansion, grumpy caretakers, and an uncle that never comes down from the attic. He is strongly warned to stay out of the back yard, supposedly because it's so overgrown that it's dangerous. Beck ha...more

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Jan 09, 2010 Donna added it

To be fair, I haven't had this sitting around for a year. This was another chapter sampler I grabbed at BEA. They must have been leftovers from the publisher or something. And being the hoarder that I am, I snagged.

Meh. I wasn't all that impressed. I think it had mostly to do with the language and the way the story was told. I mean, this is a first person narrative of a 15-year-old boy and he was saying things like, "The fearful faces of the crowd of onlookers told me quite clearly that rampagin...more

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Mar 17, 2013 06rebeccav rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Have you ever wonder what it would bee like to ride a dragon or even see one? WEll in the modern setting of pillage a young Mr. Beck Phillips trys to save the little town of Kingsplot from the trefiying grasp of dragons and a strange magicain. Although i find the book Pillage by Obert Skye to be good at characterization it wasn't the best at clarifing things. So here are some of the positives and some of the negatives about this book Pillage.

'I felt a ribbon of cold wrap around my heart as i sa...more Have you ever wonder what it would bee like to ride a dragon or even see one? WEll in the modern setting of pillage a young Mr. Beck Phillips trys to save the little town of Kingsplot from the trefiying grasp of dragons and a strange magicain. Although i find the book Pillage by Obert Skye to be good at characterization it wasn't the best at clarifing things. So here are some of the positives and some of the negatives about this book Pillage.

'I felt a ribbon of cold wrap around my heart as i saw my uncle's name.'(pg:222) This is one example of the ppositve quality called characterization! Pillage is really good at characterization, in this quote you can just feel that cold sesation in your own body. another quote that is really good at charcterization from the book pillage is ' Apperently they heard I was more likely to do something if i was told not to.' (pg: 247) tyhis is an example of characterization because it shows characterization for the "they" in this sense because they dont really trust Beck who is the "I". It also shows good characterization for Beck's charcter too. By showing that Beck is like any other teeenager that always has to do the oopposite of what they are told. So there is one reason why Pillage is a good book, but there are some others.

Characterization is an important part in any book but what about the ties to the modern day world? Have you ever been reading a book and saying to yourself how does this really actually affect me in my life? Well in pillage it actaully has referances to the real modern world. Like in this quote " I decided to stick with the coner and climbed up to the next floor like an inexperiance Spiderman' (pg:223) I love this quote because it shows a tie in to the modern world. And thats good because in some books it might be harder to reead if you can't realate to them. But ties into the modern world and characterizationa ren't the only postive qualites that this book possess.

Intensidity. One of the wonderful qualities any book possess. If a book doesn't have its intense moments then you get bored with the book rather quickly. A quote from this book that shows it has its intense moments is this. ' Then there was nothing but darkness.'(pg:260) I like this quote because it shows the intensity of the moment. If you saw nothing but darkness how would you feel? The intense moments in any book are some of the most interesting points in the book. This quote shows that Pillage possesses the great quality of intesity. This book is pretty good because of its characterization, its ties to the real world, and its intensity. However there are some flaws with this book.

One of the flaws in this book is that it doesn't really clarify all that much. 'You showed me where the conservatory was.'(pg:257) Lets be honest here for a second, when i first read this book i had know idea what a conservatory was, and the book didn't really explain what a conservatory was either so i had a hard time with that little pece of clarification. ' Ishmael was gone. Milo was gone. The curse was broken' (pg:303) THis quote shows that he book doesn't really clarify if they were dead or if they escaped, because sometimes the word 'gone' could actually mean gone but other times it could mean dead. So thats where the boook kind of goofed up because it wasn't really clarifing the meaning of the word. So there are some flaws to the book Pillage.

In conclusion. As you can see from the evidence presented ubove, this book is prett good at characterization, intensity and ties to the real world, but it wasn't quite as good as clarification on some points in the book.
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Mar 23, 2011 Emily rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, ya

What do mysteriously filled basements, super heavy stones, and creepy climbing plants have in common? If you really want to know, you’ll have to read the book, but I’ll give you a hint: There are dragons involved! This book belongs on your book shelf next to the Fablehaven, Artemis Fowl, and Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. If you liked those, you’ll love ‘Pillage’! Full of action, adventure and witty humor, this book would be enjoyed by anyone and everyone who loves fantasy that takes pl...more

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Jul 31, 2008 ♥rAcHeL♥ rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Fantasy or Dragon People

Recommended to ♥rAcHeL♥ by: A lady at desert book lol

Shelves: read-and-luv-it

I was at desert book buying the New Era, which had david archuleta in it, and the sales person recommended Pillage to us. So my mom bought it and i read it even though i had not read any other books from this author. I really liked the book. It definently had a nice suprising little twist, which is a good quality in a book. It also had a few suprises that really punched you in the face. In all this was a very quick, but also enjoyable read.

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Mar 09, 2013 Melia rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: small children

I read this book for a book club and didn't enjoy it at all. I may have been in a bad mood when I read it, but nothing clicked for me. The beginning of this book is very slow, the first two thirds could really be hurried up a bit more and the first chapter cut out entirely. For me, the characters were very inconsistent. Their reactions to things do not make sense with the characters. Beck (the maine character) is not emotional at all, which makes hime horribly hard to relate to. The only charact...more

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Oct 29, 2012 Dena (Books for Kids) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: childrens-books

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Dragons, treasure, old mysterious books with a strange family history recorded, hidden basements, and a splash of adventure! Obert Sky's Pillage was a home run for me.

Because Beck is fifteen years old, I wasn't sure whether this book was considered Young Adult or Juvenile. But considering the mildness of the story (no language, no sex, and very mild action involving the dragons), I would definitely consider this a Juvenile or Middle Grade novel. I also discovered it in the Juvenile...more

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Apr 27, 2010 Krysta rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, fantasy

I am a sucker for pretty cover art and this book has been making puppy-dog eyes at me for a while now. I finally got around to reading it and like Obert Skye's Leven Thumps series (which also have pretty covers) I found it a little slow to get into. It seemed to me that the last 1/4 of the book had everything I expected it to have while the first 3/4 was just kind of slow and didn't provide enough new plot information or twists to drive the story the way it could have been. It was obviously good...more

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Mar 22, 2010 Ryan rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audio-cd, childrens-books, fantasy, young-adult

The story started out lame, and then began to intrigue me. In the end I couldn't get past Skye's writing style. Most of the dialogue was cheesy and cliche' (like a teenager would ever say, "I'm sorry for the way I acted...for my actions.") And when a dragon is chasing him, "his presence made me move faster." His presence made me move faster?! Are you serious? It sounds like a five year old is writing this.
However, there were a few great twists at the end which I found satisfying.
I think Skye's...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Georgia rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-didn-t-like, young-adult, 2012-13-school-year, 2013

I know that this book is probably deserving of more than one star. Looking at all of the other reviews, it obviously holds something that entertains, and seems to be popular with those who read it. However, I must admit that this book did not keep my interest whatsoever. It took me ten days to read only a measly three hundred pages (with relatively large text and double spacing), and I was never excited about picking it up.
One of the main problems that I had was with the characters. I found Bec...more

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Jul 26, 2008 Mallory rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I hadn't even heard of this book before I went to the book store and saw it there. I liked the Leven Thumps books so I desided to give it a try. It was pretty good. A really easy read, and it's pretty short. It's about a 15 year old boy whose had a hard life growing up and then has to move in with his crazy uncle.

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Mar 27, 2011 Julianne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: independent-study-group

Obert Skye describes things in the book very well. He created detailed pictures in my head. The setting is a big mansion that the main character describes as "somewhere between a mall and a castle. There were more chimneys and windows than any chimney or window store could possibly stock. I counted at least seven floors." The main character is a boy named Beck Phillips who goes to live with his uncle because his mother dies. The story makes me feel kind of cold because of all of the mist and fog...more Obert Skye describes things in the book very well. He created detailed pictures in my head. The setting is a big mansion that the main character describes as "somewhere between a mall and a castle. There were more chimneys and windows than any chimney or window store could possibly stock. I counted at least seven floors." The main character is a boy named Beck Phillips who goes to live with his uncle because his mother dies. The story makes me feel kind of cold because of all of the mist and fog in the setting. The overall mood of the story is kind of creepy.

Beck Phillips is a boy who is strong spirited and he is kind of independent. He struggles in the beginning of the book because his mother dies. He says," In the history of mothers there had certainly been better, but in fairness to history there had most certainly been worse." We know by this that Beck had a hard time at home, but he does miss his mother. He feels unhappy about leaving to live with his uncle, but goes anyway. Beck is curious and likes to explore the train and the mansion and the property around the mansion.

When Beck Phillips' mother dies, he is sent to live with his crazy uncle in Kingsplot. The servants in the mansion where his uncle lives seem a little jumpy when Beck arrives. They tell him to stay out of back yard and when he asks if there is a basement they answered a little too quickly. Beck feels that there is a mystery to the house and decides to explore. He is enrolled in a school in town. He has a hard time at school because of the history of the principal and his family. He enjoys his time at home where he can sneak around and explore the mansion and its grounds. He finds a new "friend" in Milo who explores with him. Together they find a large stone wall in the back yard that surrounds something....they want to know what! The two boys climb ivy up the side of the wall and into the middle where they discover eight stones which turn out to be dragon eggs. By accident they hatch the dragons and end up raising eight baby dragons in a small conservatory inside the stone wall. The kids have their hands full. It becomes even worse when the dragons start pillaging Kingsplot for anything that looks valuable. Read the story to learn the unexpected ending to this book.(less)

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Nov 29, 2011 05gmiyster rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people who like dragons

Recommended to 05gmiyster by: my mom

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This book is about a thirteen year old boy named Beck. He lived with his mom but his mom died so he moved into his uncles. He was a average boy he was althetic only in basketball he was bad at every thing else. So he moved into his uncles and was kind of creeped out by the house because it was seven storys tall and old and there were rumors that there was a basement that got filled in. But they dont know why they filled in the basement so he was kind of scared. So he stayed in his roo...more pages:312
This book is about a thirteen year old boy named Beck. He lived with his mom but his mom died so he moved into his uncles. He was a average boy he was althetic only in basketball he was bad at every thing else. So he moved into his uncles and was kind of creeped out by the house because it was seven storys tall and old and there were rumors that there was a basement that got filled in. But they dont know why they filled in the basement so he was kind of scared. So he stayed in his room for a while but then one night this light came and he followed it and it unlocked the door for him. And he went in the room and then it dissappeared under the wall so he tore down the wall and it led into the basement. He saw something down there and then he ran to his room and thats when the pillage started.
So the pillage is a thing that dragons do. They pillage for gold and silver well anythig thats worth money. But they have to be hatched by a person with certain powers and Beck has that power. So he can tell plants and veggis what to do and he hatches the eggs and he meets this person and his name is Milo and he is Becks only freind. He also meets a girl named Kate and she likes Beck but he dosen't know that. So they fight the dragons to save their town from being pillaged.
So they save the town but it turns out Milo was a ogur thing that was trying to steall the money for him self and he tricked Beck into hatching the eggs. So they have to kill the dragons by stabing this stick up their throat but the last dragon is immune to this. You cant stab him with the stick he will only die by eating one of the family members with the magical power. Beck and Areon which is his uncle have this magical power. Milo turns into Becks uncle which is acually Becks dad. The dragon thinks Milo is Becks dad so he eats him and the dragon dies. And Milo died too so thats the story on pillage. This book is a good book i would recomend this to people who like fiction(less)

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Oct 03, 2010 Almak rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

Pillage is a fun read about a semi-troubled male youth named Beck that finds himself bereft of family and suddenly sent to live with an unknown Uncle in a mansion far in the mountains.

The story picks up at that point and moves at a good pace, building suspense yet not leaving one hanging for an extended period of time.

Beck is a likable character because of his brutal honesty about himself. He knows his flaws and faults and doesn't try to hide them. This quality, above all else, makes him endear...more

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Aug 23, 2011 SMART Book Club rated it 5 of 5 stars

I think Pillage should get a 9/10 because of many reasons. First of all, the story is very interesting. Secondly, the humor or sarcasm in this book was awesome! Thirdly, at the end of each chapter Obert Skye added bits of history about Beck‘s family, which I thought was good because in the book you have to know some history. In the climax the history plays a big part. And, I love the fact that Obert Skye described a dragon holding a mailbox in the book, and the front cover of Pillage matches the...more

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Feb 02, 2009 Terry rated it 3 of 5 stars

Given the picture of the dragon on the book's front cover, I thought dragons were going to play a much larger role in the book than they did. Instead, the protagonist's ability to control plants plays a bigger role, though this ability is connected to dragons. I was really hooked for the first 100 pages or so, but then the characters were sometimes inconsistent and the writing was occasionally sort of stiff. That said, I still finished the book and enjoyed it. The author puts the main character...more

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Mar 12, 2009 Kristin rated it 4 of 5 stars

This story is an easy read. Most 3rd - 6th grade students would enjoy it. The story is about a High School boy who lives with his sickly mother, is always finding trouble, and is constantly moving because his mother can't keep a job. Beck, however, has a special talent when it comes to plants. One day his mother dies and he is sent to live with his uncle in a huge estate near a small town at the top of a mountain. He's never met his uncle and is curious to find out about him. Meanwhile, Beck stu...more

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Oct 20, 2011 Chaundell Monn rated it 3 of 5 stars

I was a little surprised by this book. I got it for really cheap and had heard very little about it, so was expecting it to not be that great. It actually captured my interest within the first chapter and I wanted to learn more. It wasn't an amazing book; while none of the answers were left unanswered, I still felt that the plot and storyline was pretty minimal and not much to it. It's a very short book and so there's no beating around the bush. You meet the character and then things happen pret...more

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Jan 24, 2011 Jared rated it 2 of 5 stars

I read the first Leven Thumps book and didn't care for it. I had heard that Obert Skye's ability to write had improved with each book he has written, and therefore I decided to give him another shot.
First, I can't say this book is horrible. I realize it's youth fiction, and from a young person's standpoint this book has the potential to be fun and interesting. However, I can't say that this book wowed me either. It's short, and it cruises along at a decent pace, but overall there's a certain sty...more

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Jan 25, 2009 Cheryl rated it 4 of 5 stars

A fantasy adventure by the author of Leven Thumps, Obert Skye. Beck is a troubled kid who has cares for his dysfunctional mother. His father took off before Beck can even remember. Beck is disruptive, a smart mouth and without friends. After his mother's death he is sent to a rich uncle estate to live. Beck's adventure includes discovering his talent with plants and hatching dragons. I have wondered why this books is not as popular as other of Skye's titles. I think because the dragons are destr...more

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Nov 16, 2011 Mandy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another one of Sam's books he asked me to read. I enjoyed this one more than the last. I thought this one allowed us to get to know the character's more before it jumped into the story. I read the first chapter, put the book down, and asked my oldest if he could identify with the main character, Beck, and he had a huge grin on his face and said, "yep." I knew it. :-) So, as I read this book I saw a lot of my oldest son in it (minus the orphan scenario and rebellious behavior). It is a fun read a...more

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Oct 20, 2010 Genie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010

Hmm. This was an odd book. I was about 200 pages into it before I felt the story was finally getting somewhere. The mc Beck goes to live with a reclusive uncle after his mother dies (in...England? Scotland? Austria or Switzerland? Ah, in the end, "somewhere" in the U.S. Obviously the setting was vague and not credible). Strange things happen, of course, made stranger because none of them mesh well--plants follow Beck's command, stones grow dragons, a pod person runs amuck. Uhm. In spite of it al...more

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Jul 27, 2008 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: All ages.

Shelves: 2008, kids-lit, fantasy, male-characters, orphans

A fun book! It is modern-day fantasy adventure with dragons that will be appealing to both boys and girls. I would recommend this to all ages.

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Jul 08, 2008 Wendy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed this book. It is real simular to Fablehaven and Spiderwick. Very fun and fast read, I definately recommend it.

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