The seventh tower: The fall was pretty good. It takes in the importance of being a kid and slowly but surely developing into Adult-hood. Kal are heroine is discovering himself turning into a man each and every day and is preaparing for a war that lies ahead. So you might as well pick this one up on your next trip to the bookstore.
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Common Sense says
First book in action-packed, inventive series.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 9 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
About The Fall: The Seventh Tower, Book 1
Parents need to know that this is an action-packed story with plenty of peril and scary situations. Tal is almost always in danger, and his world is full of enemies, threatening creatures, and complicated relationships. That said, it's not really any more intense than anything kids will find in the early Harry Potter books. Tal doesn't always do or say the right thing, but his intentions are good, and he learns from his mistakes.
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Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about how the Chosen treat the Underfolk. Is it fair? Does Tal's argument that that's the way things have always been justify the Castle's class system? Kids: Who do you like more, Tal or Milla? Why? What do you think you'd do in their place? What do you think will happen in future books of the series?
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- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
Pretty good book savoring it's treatment.

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