The Sorcerer of the North | 
Cliff-hanger, almost literally. Have ‘The Siege of Macindaw‘ ready to go ...
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Cliff-hanger, almost literally. Have ‘The Siege of Macindaw‘ ready to go ...
Will has matured as a Ranger.
But, along with the other skills of a Ranger, he had learned patience. As he sat and waited for his superiors to broach the subject, he felt Halt‘s approving eye on him from time to time as his former teacher assessed this new-found quality.
Will‘s first posting as a Ranger. This is book 5 but follows after events in book 7 when he got his silver badge to symbolise his graduating from Ranger‘s Apprentice.
‘The long grass shivered once more. It was only a faint movement but there was no wind to cause it - as the hanging clouds of steam from the horses‘ breath clearly showed.‘
This is why I think Flanagan is such a good YA author. His characters show intelligence and he doesn‘t talk down to his audience.
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When you find a typo that should have been caught before it was published. 🙄
Woke up late and I'm not ashamed. Saturday reading is seriously the best.
