Questions About Forest Born (The Books of Bayern, #4)

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Are the Bayern books clean? Ok for young ladies?

Jessica I read them when I was 11.
There is a little sword-fighting and battling with magic, but not too much graphic stuff…no more gory description than, “He …moreI read them when I was 11.
There is a little sword-fighting and battling with magic, but not too much graphic stuff…no more gory description than, “He bled heavily onto the stones” or “He was charred.”
There is a little romance, but nothing overly explicit. In Enna Burning, Enna and Razo share a tent and Finn says he has to protect Enna’s honor but there’s really nothing there. In River Secrets there’s a brief bit of suggestive material, but I think it’s pretty PG. It just says that Finn is sleeping beside Enna because she has nightmares, and Razo thinks they’re together-together.
There is not much offensive language. In Goose Girl and Enna Burning they use the word “bastard” and in Forest Born Razo says Enna was “through some hell” but I don’t think he meant it in a bad way. Enna is a little sharp-tongued but her language is pretty PG.(less)

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Does it cost money to read the books of bayern online?

Chelsea Check to see if your local library has an online catalogue through OverDrive.
If not, I think the series is worth the money, especially if you like rer…moreCheck to see if your local library has an online catalogue through OverDrive.
If not, I think the series is worth the money, especially if you like rereading books(less)

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Is This the Last book?

Ellie H it is the last book and I was so sad when I finished it

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I recently bought this book at a used bookstore because I thought it looked interesting. While I was aware it was part of a series, I was wondering if it was possible to read it as a stand alone book without having read the rest of the series?

Lila Mable I think an experienced reader would manage, though they wouldn't know the backstories of some characters or the inner jokes. You would at least unders…moreI think an experienced reader would manage, though they wouldn't know the backstories of some characters or the inner jokes. You would at least understand the main flow of the book, if not some of the dialogue. It's pretty self explanatory. (less)

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