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Loading... The Prophecy of the Stones: A Novel (original 2002; edition 2004)by Flavia Bujor
Work InformationThe Prophecy of the Stones by Flavia Bujor (2002)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. The book really deserves 2 stars, but as the reason I read it in the first place is that it is written by a 14 year old -- I am giving it an extra star for creativity. The story is creative, but silly in many important moments. The movement back and forth from the present time to a dream is really annoying. The author should not have been afraid to just make it a work of fiction and not worry about justifying the magic by having part of the story be a dream. no reviews | add a review
Three girls, known as the Stones of Prophecy, are drawn to a land called Fairytale, where they and a man called the Chosen One seek Oonagh, a magical creature who explains their role in a battle between Good and Evil. No library descriptions found. |
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It's not perfect, but it has a charm. I was a teenager with cynicism galore when I read this and through the flaws, it was good. No deaths, no horrible dragged out problems forever. It's not a story for people looking for blood and violence and death. It's about three girls and a prophecy, what more could someone want? ( )