#WISHSONG OF SHANNARA MAP SERIES#

Additional photos available upon request. These editions have become rare and hard to find, a matching set is very rare. The Sword of Shannara has a tiny spot stain to the lower page edges, interior is unaffected. All three maps are included in sleeve inside front covers. Brin sees little choice in the matter, and sets out with Allanon and her friend Rone Leah to do precisely that (stopping for a couple of detours to the Druid’s Keep and the Hadeshorn to complete Allanon’s own mysterious errands). Additionally comes with Sometimes the Magic Works by Terry Brooks, also a signed limited edition published by Grim Oak Press, matching number 488. The mission is simple: to find the book and destroy it. All three titles are matching number 488. Signed, limited editions, signed by Terry Brooks and artist Marc Simonetti on the limitation pages. Three books housed in an aftermarket slipcase. Signed, limited edition set, published by Grim Oak Press: The Sword of Shannara, The Elfstones of Shannara, and The Wishsong of Shannnara. But for Brin, the Illdatch is laying its foul plans for a purpose far more horrible than death. And so he must set out - through the very heart of evil's domain. As Brin reluctantly joins Allanon on his perilous journey East, her younger brother Jair is in desperate danger: learning from the mysterious King of the Silver River that Brin will fail and die unless he can reach her in time. Allanon, ancient Druid protector of the Races, must again seek the help of a descendant of Jerle Shannara - this time Brin Ohmsford, daughter of Wil, and possessor of the magic of the Wishsong. The Ildatch, the immemorial book of evil spells, has stirred once more to eldritch life, sending its ghastly Mord Wraiths to wreak final destruction on Mankind. Faint traces of an old label's gum towards the bottom of the spine. Some edgewear and minor creasing, especially at the cornes. This was a great blog post a friend shared with me, lots of these are on it.Trade Paperback.

#WISHSONG OF SHANNARA MAP SERIES#

I loved Alan Dean Foster's Spellsinger series but don't recall content enough to say they would be safe. I didn't like the Shannara series because they were just so completely ripped from the LOTR trilogy for me. I was a huge Heinlein fan but there is a whole lot of sexuality in most of them as I recall. :iagree:Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia Wrede How about the Lord of the Rings trilogy? Or start with the Hobbit? Do you have anything by Diane Duane - especially her 'Young Wizards' series? Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer? :iagree:Īlchemyst series by Michael Scott :iagree: I appreciate your assessment of the book and will put these others on the list of 'to read'. Thank you for this! He has read some of these but not all and I believe DH has some of them upstairs. Hunted Earth series by Roger macbride Allen Magyck Chronicles by Angie Sage (Septimus Heap)

Here are some of the series I have on our (over-stuffed) bookshelves that would all be ok for my kids (ages 9-19)Įnchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia Wrede How about the Lord of the Rings trilogy? Or start with the Hobbit? Do you have anything by Diane Duane - especially her 'Young Wizards' series? Artemis Fowl series by Eoin Colfer?

I did re-read the first two not too long ago and I don't remember anything worse than scary monsters in them. It was so exciting when we realized he was going to be a voracious reader (DH and I were both this way as children) but it's difficult to find books at his reading level that do not have adult themes in them. Cabin fever is bad right now and and having a giant book for him to read will help. Will this series be ok for him? I honestly don't have time to pre-read these for him and it would be at least 2 weeks before DH can take time to do so. He's not easily put off by scary bad monsters and loves fighting and dragons. I do not like any sexual stuff, vampire grossness or bad language. The last time he and I read this series we did not have children and therefore didn't read it with the parental-filter on. He does not remember anything inappropriate in the Terry Brooks books but wanted me to ask here first. DH has about 2000 sci-fi/fantasy books and was looking through to see what ds might be able to read. He just finished the Percy Jackson series and wants more. My ds11 reads far ahead of his age bracket and has run out of books. Other Resources for Learning Challenges.Resources (and Curricula) for Processing Difficulties.Science Courses: Text/Online Support Packages.Apps, Learning Games, and Online Enrichment Activities.

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