The Prophecy of the Stones (by Flavia Bujor)

i found 1 of da best books i've ever read, it can be read by ppl of all ages.......its simply AMAZING.....

the idea itself is actually quite good. however, the writing does not produce the idea in a descriptive way. the characters do not develop throughout the book, like most do in a good story. there are serious plot twists, such as death is on strike when a major character dies and is "never to return" a ten year old could pass these flaws and still state it an excellent book. good for kids, ok for tweens, but most teens won't bother to read it.

I love it! one of my favorite books.

I LOVED this book. The storyline was captivating, and the characters were so easy to relate to, even in their fantasy world. I am a teenage writer, and I just want to say that all those reviews saying books by teens have poor quality are worthless, horrible, cruel, and prejudiced. Just because an adult cannot understand the life, language, or writing of a teenager does not maked the book, or the writer, 'bad.' It is a scientifically proved fact that teenagers' brains, during puberty, are literally being rewired. Therefore, it is natural that an adult may not understand what they are writing, but a teenager can relate perfectly. I would also like to say that we teenagers would appreciate the adults who claim that all teenage writing is either A) about vampires B) sappy romances or C) just plain useless, would kindly keep their prejudiced comments and reviews to themselves. And if you do feel the need to criticize our writing, please try to remember how hard it was to balance friends, homework, and family, along with your personal activities. Now add trying to write full-length novels, and see if you still want to tear us down.

I liked it but I think she did kind of rush the ending.

I'm just starting this book and I love it!!! If you like fairy tales you will fall in love this book. I'm 11 and I love it!!

OK, eveyone says it sounds like a 14 yr old wrote it. That might have something to do with the fact that it was written by a high schooler, which for that age I think is impressive. This book was exciting and not too violent. It's great for a sixth grader, but any older and you will get bored.

I think the people at Common Sense should have gone a little bit easier on Flavia Bujor. It reads like a 14 year old's writing, because it IS a 14 year old's writing. It was a great book for someone her age, and I couldn't put it down the whole time I was reading it. The plot line is great and the characters are well-developed. You don't need to use big fancy words to make someone understand the story. Parents: this book was great and a great choice for kids 10 and up. There are a few romantic scenes, but nothing stronger than a kiss. There is a battle at the end, but it's more exciting than gory. Oh and for another thing, she's not Romanian, she's French.

This book is seriously cappy. Crappy plot twists, crappy writing, crappy 2D characters, crappy subplots and seriously who falls in love in like 2 seconds flat? it also moves way to fast and the thing just doesn't run smoothly. If could have given this a zero i would.