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I tried. Got as far as the end of "Book One" at page 97 before deciding this one wasn't for me. I think for two reasons. The first being the style seemed clunky to me and the dialogue cheesy. It's an omniscient narrative but without personality, humor or charm. Granted, this novel was written to be a children's book. But so was The Hobbit, Harry Potter, Watership Down, Narnia, The Last Unicorn and The Sword in the Stone and that doesn't keep them from being compelling reads for an adult. The oth
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Apr 26, 2007
Omni
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Humorous, adorable, and still high adventure. I was surprised at the high number of deaths though, for what may be a childrens book.



Oct 04, 2008
Maria
marked it as to-read-with-nathan

Dec 03, 2009
Angela Randall
marked it as to-read
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british-author,
fantasy,
first-book-in-great-series,
animals,
kids-1001

Jan 03, 2010
Blue Eyed Vixen
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