Friday, August 21, 2009

North! Or be Eaten -- Free book offer!



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Book: North! Or Be Eaten

Author: Andrew Peterson


Summary:

Readers thrilled to the phantasmagorical adventures in On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness, Book One of the Wingfeather Saga. Now in Book Two, Janner, Tink, and Leeli Igiby, mom Nia, ex-pirate grandfather Podo, Peet the Sock Man, and trusty dog Nugget flee north to rebel headquarters.



Their escape brings readers to the very brink of Fingap Falls , over the Stony Mountains , and across the Ice Prairies, while villains galore try to stop the Igibys permanently. Fearsome toothy cows and horned hounds return, along with new dangers: a mad man running a fork factory, a den of rockroaches, and majestic talking sea dragons.



Andrew Peterson’s lovable characters create what FantasyBookCritic.com says made Book One “one of the best fantasy novels in a very long time,” and Book Two contains even more thrills, exploring “themes universal in nature, ranging from the classic good versus evil, to the importance of family, and burdens of responsibility.”

Author Bio:

Andrew Peterson is the author of On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness and The Ballad of Matthew’s Begats. He’s also the critically-acclaimed singer-songwriter and recording artist of ten albums, including Resurrection Letters II. He and his wife, Jamie, live with their two sons and one daughter in The Warren near Nashville , Tennessee . Visit Andrew’s websites: www.andrew-peterson.com and www.rabbitroom.com.

5 comments:

Goosegirl said...

The book sounds good Laura. My kids are in to pirates!

Goosegirl said...

For which age level is the book intended?

lollipops said...

It says young adult - so I'm guessing your older daughter would enjoy it - but the younger one would have to grow into it. :)

Edna said...

Sounds to be a great book, please enter me into the drawing, I can use books for any age, I love to read and then I have grandkids from 4 up to 29

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Cookie said...

Thank you so much Laura for sharing another great review! The book sounds fabulous! Sylvia bbort10356@aol.com

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