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‘We listen to the Audible version on every car journey’: How the Wingfeather Saga has gripped a Christian family
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Victoria Beech2023-11-02T13:22:00
The Wingfeather Saga
The book title: On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness
Author: Andrew Peterson
Publisher: Hodder Faith
Approximate cost: £7.99
Series: Book one of four in The Wingfeather Saga
Which age is this likely to be for? Primary
Genre Adventure
Overview. Epic fantasy adventure filled with brilliant character portrayals, awesome plot line with beautiful theology
What you liked I got the first book in this series, On the edge of the dark sea of darkness, from an online recommendation, and I wanted to check if it wasn’t too scary for my girls (ages 8 and 10). I got reading it at night, and couldn’t put it down! I decided it was probably a bit scary for them, but enjoyed it so much that I ended up finishing the book and getting book 2! While I was reading book 3, my girls discovered I was reading the series, and wanted to know about it. I read a few pages to them, without any spoilers.
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