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| Young at Heart Join Date: Mar 2005
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| Meredith Ann Pierce I just finished the first book of the The Firebringer Trilogy last night. It's an awesome story of unicorns and I recommend it to everyone. The first book is called Birth of the Firebringer by Meredith Ann Pierce. It's a short book for Y A and it read fairly quickly and easily. The writing is very smooth, poetic like, and I loved it! Here are some of Meredith's other stories: Series Darkangel 1. The Darkangel (1982) 2. A Gathering of Gargoyles (1984) 3. The Pearl of the Soul of the World (1989) Firebringer 1. Birth of the Firebringer (1985) 2. Dark Moon (1992) 3. The Son of Summer Stars (1996) Novels The Woman Who Loved Reindeer (1985) Where the Wild Geese Go (1988) Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood (2001) Omnibus The Firebringer Trilogy (2003) Collections Waters Luminous and Deep: Shorter Fictions (2004) Awards Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature Best Novel nominee (1983) : The Darkangel |
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| Ink-stained Wretch Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: California
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| Re: Meredith Ann Pierce I love the Darkangel books; they've been favorites of mine for many, many years. I highly recommend them. If you like her style, you'll almost certainly love this one. The Woman Who Loved Reindeer is an excellent book -- it just didn't excite me personally. I should try reading it again, since it was a good book and I might be better able to appreciate it now. I enjoyed The Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood -- more YA than Darkangel, but I'm a sucker for seasonal myths. The Firebringer didn't do anything for me, so I didn't read the others in that series. (Are you beginning to guess that I like Meredith Ann Pierce quite a bit?) Waters Luminous and Deep -- that's an anthology, but only about half of the stories struck a chord. Where the Wild Geese Go is not a novel, it's a piece of short fiction published as a children's picture book. You've been consulting Fantasticfiction again, haven't you, Alia? (tsk, tsk) I've warned you about them. |
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| Young at Heart Join Date: Mar 2005
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| Re: Meredith Ann Pierce Quote:
*eyes wide open* *withdraws hand* Me to fanstisticfiction? *smiles while shaking her head* Only once. (today) | |
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| ebony heart Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Cookstown
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| Re: Meredith Ann Pierce FINALY SOME ONE READS THE FIRE BRINGER TRILOGY!!! i love thoes books the first one was the best. i realy didn't like the son of summer stars, not enoph unicorns died!! i mean Lell though's she's my fave she should have died! or Tek. i started to read Dark angel but it got boring. soooo........ |
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