Silverlock38 reviews John Myers Myers Ace Trade, 2005 A classic, and an astoundingly good read + Fun book + Not Free SF Reader + Rollicking romp through Lit             Wizard's Hall48 reviews Jane Yolen Magic Carpet Books, 1999 Read this when I was in 4th grade. Great book! + Hmmmmmmmmm... I read this book when I was in 4th grade in 1993 and 14 years later, I was searching for this book for my classroom because I remember how much I loved it. This book pre-dates Harry Potter by several years, and I've been trying to find this particular book because it enchanted me when I read it in ...             Hood (King Raven Trilogy, Book 1)65 reviews Stephen R. Lawhead Thomas Nelson, 2006 Excellent + This was a beautifully wrought tale! + New and intriguing retelling of the Robin Hood legend + Epic + Excellent reimagining             The Eight365 reviews Katherine Neville Ballantine Books, 1997 Great ride! + Breathtaking in imagination and scope + Great Adventure and Action Travelling back and forth through time, criss-crossing the globe in a frantic quest first to hide and then to retrieve pieces of a priceless and ominous chess set, laced with historical characters as diverse as Charlemagne, Casanova and Bach, sprinkled with arcane bits of chess lore, alchemy, music ...             The Dark Mirror: Book One of the Bridei Chronicles23 reviews Juliet Marillier Tor Fantasy, 2007 A Captivating Journey + Everything You would want. + Good read + Intriguing...cleverly weaving fantasy with history             The Stone War8 reviews Madeleine E. Robins Tor Fantasy, 2000 Successful, enjoyable multi-leveled read + Brilliant sci fi fantasy + "The Stone War" is mavelous magic! + Startlingly Original             Southern Fire2 reviews Juliet E. McKenna Tor Books, 2005 Couldn't put it down! I'm a 35 year vetern of SciFi/Fantasy, and picked this book up not knowing the author (It was a fetured selection in a book club I belong to and was mailed to me automatically), but was unable to put it down once I started reading. Fast paced, interesting settings and charecters, and a few ...             Smoke and Shadows (The Smoke Trilogy, Book 1)32 reviews Tanya Huff DAW, 2005 Promising Start to Spin-Off Series; Light & Exciting + Smoke and Shadows + loved it + Better than the Blood Series             The Return of the Sword4 reviews Cyberwizard Productions, 2008 Return of the Sword is exactly what you want + For anyone who who appreciates a straight-forward adventurous tales + Return of the Sword With this anthology you get exactly what you'd think you'd get. It's full of swords, full of blood, and full of action. To make things even better, it's got one of my stories in it. Here's my honest take on it: Altar of the Moon- A story about the aftereffects of a sword of power and the ...             The Far Kingdoms (Cosmos)5 reviews Allan Cole, Chris Bunch Cosmos Books, 2008 Kept me coming back for more. + An incredibly great adventure... + Great Book Great book. I picked it up for 50 cents at a used book sale, and while I did put it down from time to time (school and all) overall it was excellent. Creative, well-written, and it has a good blend of humor that many fantasy novels seem to lack. It's a good book to just sit down and read, rather ...             The Amulet of Samarkand (The Bartimaeus Trilogy, Book 1)326 reviews Jonathan Stroud Miramax, 2004 Amulet of Samarkand + An original and compelling story with a touch of the occult (according to those who tried to ban it) + An excellent adventure. + Bartimaeus: no age restriction             The Price of Paradise (Doctor Who)5 reviews Colin Brake Random House UK, 2008 Kind of a classic... + It Has Its Moments + you want it? + Makes you miss Billie Piper.             The Princess and the Goblin (Puffin Classics - the Essential Collection)43 reviews George Macdonald Puffin, 1997 Great set + Happy Camper + Very Victorian + Great story! + A Few Pro's and Con's to the Puffin Classics Edition             The Forever King (Forever King Trilogy)57 reviews Molly Cochran, Warren Murphy Tor Books, 1993 Instant favorite + A great King Arthur book + A nice surprise! + I liked it.             The Princes Of The Golden Cage10 reviews Nathalie Mallet Night Shade Books, 2007 Great Fantasy/Mystery + In a not too distant world than our own, a variation on fable and history + Solid Story; Less than Stellar Editing Mallet has created a medieval Arabian setting reminiscent of the tales of Scherezade in the 1001 Arabian Nights. In fact, as the story is written, it could have been one. Amir relates the events from his own perspective, and the reader almost gets a sense of him relating the story of these events ...             The Summoner (Chronicles of the Necromancer, Book 1)48 reviews Gail Martin Solaris, 2007 Simple, but excellent! There are plenty of reviews of the plot of this book, so I won't bother. What I can say in defense of this book is that it is exactly what those critical of it has said: It is simple, it is formulaic, and it is somewhat predictable. It is also FANTASTIC. There is nothing excessive, missing or ...             Karavans #120 reviews Jennifer Roberson DAW, 2007 Awesome Book!!!! + Karavans + Good But Slow Start...Much Like Other Roberson Books + Solid start to a very promising saga             Scar Night (Deepgate Codex, Book 1)23 reviews Alan Campbell Spectra, 2007 surprisingly good ... + Scar Night + Solid and enjoyable venture + Great debut dark fantasy novel             Archangel (Samaria, Book 1)138 reviews Sharon Shinn Ace, 1997 The first book to be written in the series-like all her novels it's pretty good "Archangel" was the first to be written in Sharon Shinn's now famous Samaria series, in which a group of angels keep the peace on a planet that was populated by a God by using music to pray, ask for medicine and prove to the God that all are in harmony. This book shows the change of power from one ...             Doctor Who: The Nightmare Of Black Island (Doctor Who)3 reviews Mike Tucker Random House UK, 2007 Dr Fixit Does It Again + A Fun Diversion Worth Your Time + My first - and still my favorite! The Dr. Who books, devoted to the last three years, are formulistic and basicially themed alike. Ordinarily this would be a problem, but with these chracters it is a delight. Kind of like the Bond films and Sherlock Holmes pistaches. We expect something of The Doctor and we are not let down. ...