This conclusion to the Ormingat Trilogy brings together past events and people who share an understanding of the mystery of Ormingat. The story beg...
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Sep 04, 2011
Jane
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A good conclusion to the trilogy with some interesting and thought provoking twists. It's about belonging.
Jan 01, 2010
Seth
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The third book in the "Ormingat" trilogy, the last book seems a bit hollow in terms of content, but nevertheless ends the series well. On the whole this series is well written; the language is fresh and fluid, and filled with realistic characters and quirky humor. This series deals a lot with the themes of "outsiderism", what family is, and choosing loyalties. Without these ideas, this series would fall flat as just another sci-fi novel. It is very much akin in style to the H
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Apr 13, 2010
Ddanger
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This book is great I would totally recommend this book to anybody who likes to read science fiction books.this book is about an alien from planet "Ormingat," lives on earth as a human and has a child but the child waz born unfortunately normal. His child too much negative attention to him and his father which caused the father to have to send his child back to their home planet and sacrifice himself.
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