I'm so happy to have discovered this series! (Jim Dale as the narrator is just so amazing, again because of the Harry Potter connection I'm sure... I wonder if I'd have liked it so well had it been narrated by anyone else.) We rejoin Peter and the Lost Boys on Neverland. Molly has gone home, and ...
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I still really enjoyed reading this one as I have all of Jeff Wheeler's books, but I had a few more insights into why I have such a hard time following what's going on: perhaps this is typical of high fantasy (which I almost never read), but many made up objects, titles, cities, and names are used ...
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This was so much fun -- I felt like I'd discovered another Harry Potter! Partly this was because it was narrated by Jim Dale, who also narrated the Harry Potter series. Peter is an orphan, the head of a band of orphan boys, who finds himself aboard a ship called the Wasp where they are poorly ...
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I wish I could put my finger on what it is about Jeff Wheeler's writing that I find so compelling, because most books that I'd consider similar don't do it for me at all. Also, there's so much going on that after the fact, I have a really hard time even remembering what happened! I think it must all ...
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I know better than to read villain origin stories, and yet... it was from the world of the Hunger Games. How could I resist? Beautifully written, and horrifying in the same way that the original trilogy were, this prequel follows Coriolanus Snow before he becomes the President who is Katniss ...
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