daedelys -
Helpful Score: 4
This is the second story in the series and it's beautifully done. An engrossing page-turner that will leave you wanting to keep reading until you're done. Daine continues to be my favorite character, with her ability to interact with the animals and her strong attitude. The book has an important message in it as well, in that we, as humans, need to care for the planet around us. Over-development of wildlands and pollution hurts everyone in the long run. The research regarding wolves in this book is also well-done. It's nice to see a story where the author took the time to make readers aware that wolves don't eat people (like some stories like to do). There's also a nice acknowledement from the author to her sources.
Jennifer J. (JustJenny) reviewed Wolf-Speaker (Immortals, Bk 2) (Audio CD) (Unabridged) on + 10 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I rather enjoyed the Alanna books, so I thought I'd ive these a try. I've read the first three and would like to read the last in the quartet just to see what happens, but they didn't keep me as interested as the Lioness Quartet did. Though they are still quite lovely books.
Helpful Score: 1
This is the second in Tamora Pierce's Series "The Immortals". I enjoyed this book, but it is directed towards a teen audience more then adults. However, the book is still very enjoyable and I would recommend it.
Jessica P. (celestial-winter) reviewed Wolf-Speaker (Immortals, Bk 2) (Audio CD) (Unabridged) on + 31 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This book just reassured me that I love this series. And with the introduction of new immortals, it was a real exciting installment.
daedelys -
Helpful Score: 1
This is the second story in the series and it's beautifully done. An engrossing page-turner that will leave you wanting to keep reading until you're done. Daine continues to be my favorite character, with her ability to interact with the animals and her strong attitude. The book has an important message in it as well, in that we, as humans, need to care for the planet around us. Over-development of wildlands and pollution hurts everyone in the long run. The research regarding wolves in this book is also well-done. It's nice to see a story where the author took the time to make readers aware that wolves don't eat people (like some stories like to do). There's also a nice acknowledement from the author to her sources.
