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The first book of the Heir series was definitely aimed at the kids. This book is a bit more richer and more entertaining for us older YA book readers. The first book was a good story and it shows that Chima is a new writer. The second book shows more maturity and better world building. The Seven Realms series is still my favorite of the two series but this book is more in line with the world building I fell in love with in Seven Realms. It also has the twists which keeps the reader guessing and
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Needless to say, this was as great as the first book in The Heir Chronicles.
This time around, Chima adds a new protagonist, named Seph. Along with a new cast of characters and a new type of Weirlind as the protagonist (Seph's a wizard), there is a new dynamic to the series with a look into the life of young wizard.
I really liked this follow-up, and unlike many other authors that suffer from the dreaded "sophomore slump" in a series, Chima keeps up the suspense and fast-paced story-telling, All w ...more
This time around, Chima adds a new protagonist, named Seph. Along with a new cast of characters and a new type of Weirlind as the protagonist (Seph's a wizard), there is a new dynamic to the series with a look into the life of young wizard.
I really liked this follow-up, and unlike many other authors that suffer from the dreaded "sophomore slump" in a series, Chima keeps up the suspense and fast-paced story-telling, All w ...more
I love Seph McCauley! Sad to finish the book but eager to start the next.
Jun 10, 2012
Konrad
marked it as to-read
Jun 26, 2012
Callula
marked it as to-read
Aug 06, 2012
Jordan Gabel
marked it as to-read
Oct 16, 2012
Aellysia
marked it as to-read
