Wing & Claw #1: Forest Of Wonders

Matthew R. Cleary
Norman Einspruch
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Wing & Claw #1: Forest Of Wonders

Matthew R. Cleary
Norman Einspruch
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Trouvé dans : Young Readers ages 9-12, Fiction Ages 9-12

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  • Convient pour : Âges 9-12 ans
  • Date de publication : Feb 07, 2017
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 352
  • Éditeur : HarperCollins
  • ISBN : 9780062327390
  • Dimensions : 5.12" W x 0.7" L x 7.62" H

With its engaging hero, talking animals, arcane magic, moral issues, and unresolved plot, this first of a proposed trilogy promises more exciting forest wonders. — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

As in life, the choices are never black and white as Park’s realistically flawed characters struggle between looking out for the greater good or for themselves. — Publishers Weekly

While the adorable talking animals will win hearts, the complex ethical dilemmas Raffa faces about how to use (or not use) his talents lend a maturity to the narrative... True hearts and true friends prevail in Forest of Wonders, and readers will anxiously await the trilogy’s next installment. — Shelf Awareness

A strong addition by a wonderfully talented author to diversify middle grade fantasy collections. — School Library Journal

A provocative moral tale about the relationship between humans and animals.… In the end, the ambiguity of the message is one of the novel’s strengths. In a genre that often paints good and evil in black and white, Park has written a book with a lot of gray. — New York Times Book Review

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