This book is soooo good. I wish i could write like this!! It is interesting and sad, heart-warming and great!! Is the author a mastermind or what?!? It gets you hooked but wont let go! It may be long but once you pick it you might not be able to put it down. Iloooooved it so much!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Prophecy of the Stones
(2004, Fiction - Fantasy, Written by Flavia Bujor)
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Not age appropriate for kids under 9, age appropriate for kids over 10; suggested age 10. -
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Reads like what it is: a 14-year-old's writing.
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for Ages 10 and Up
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Parents need to know that there's nothing of concern in this book except bad, juvenile writing.
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- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
Is This Book Possible?!?!
- I rate this title on for age 7 and give it
An Introduction to Fantasy.
The Prophecy of the Stones, though imaginative and well-written, compromises a good storyline for poorly developed characters; hazy, mostly boring sub-plots and is full of cliches. To the wise eyes of an adult this book is nothing compared to other fantasy novels, but to children between the ages of roughly 8-10, it is pure gold. I'd like to think of the story as a "practice" for other books, most notably Inkheart, a vivid tween book spilling with creativity. Books such as Harry Potter, Twilight and Lord of the Rings can be read in the teen years with little difficulty if properly introduced, which brings us to why this book is important, not as a priceless literature movement, but as a teacher.
- I rate this title on for age 16 and give it
itz aMaZiNg....a must-read book
i found 1 of da best books i've ever read, it can be read by ppl of all ages.......its simply AMAZING.....
- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
I couldn't stop reading it!
I really enjoyed this book! There are alot of interesting events in this and I don care what people think but I know that this is a great book! I recommend it to people from GR.4 - GR.6. If you are in those GRS you should read them now or later on you might find it boring! =( But over all I really enjoyed this book and I hope you do too!!!!
- I rate this title on for age 2 and give it
Loved it!!
My favorite book in the whole wide world!! and that means a lot cause i hate to read!
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