In the talking-animal world of Foster's Spellsinger series, the songs of transplanted rock musician Jon-Tom make a powerful if often misdirected ma...
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Feb 04, 2012
David
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Well, this is the last of the Spellsinger books that I have read, though another two have been released since, though I am highly doubtful that I will ever pick them up. It turns out that Jon-Tom did settle down with Talea, though she is portrayed as the loyal, subservient wife, who stays at home for years while Jon-Tom is out travelling the world. It is unclear why this is the case since she joined him on his original adventure, and one would think that she would continue to travel with in.
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Aug 10, 2009
the Reeds
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read this series in high school. I'm sure I liked it much more then than I would now.
Jul 31, 2011
Ensiform
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More of the human in the magic animal world. The humor was well-placed, the characters good. But this time the females were domestic – Talea didn’t go with Jon-Tom on his adventure, Weegee tries to “Tame” Mudge – but the worst was that Jon-Tom left for years and Talea kept house for him, waiting alone. That’s stupid, and not at all like her original character. Enjoyable anyway, though I hate it when authors try to impose their own insecurities and fantasies on their characters.
Nov 12, 2010
Emilyr753
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A nice new twist in this one was a brief return to JonTom's world. It contained a satisfying ending to the series.
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