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Loading... Happenstance Found (The Books of Umber) (edition 2009)by P. W. Catanese
Work InformationHappenstance Found (The Books of Umber) by P. W. Catanese
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. I liked this book a lot during my early teens, although I thought it lacked some more exciting details. Pretty average fantasy stuff which didn't make me want to jump into the sequel - although the setting was quite original. I loved the idea of a boat attached to a whale. ( ) After reading a few heavy WW2 books, I desperately needed something fun and fantastic. I had heard of this series but knew nothing about it. I just grabbed it off the shelf of the library and brought it home. This book isn't life altering or knock your socks off amazing. It's just what I needed though. It's fun. It's got some great characters and just enough mystery and suspense to keep me turning the pages. I would say that readers of Fablehaven, The Books of Pellinor, the Inheritance Cycle, and other similar fantasy books would really enjoy this series. I am planning on diving into book 2 tomorrow.
Though some may lament the uneven characterization, there's plenty of adventure and mystery to appeal to fans of Catanese's earlier works. Belongs to SeriesBooks of Umber (1) AwardsNotable Lists
A boy awakens, blindfolded, with no memory of even his name, but soon meets Lord Umber, an adventurer and inventor, who calls him Happenstance and tells him that he has a very important destiny--and a powerful enemy. No library descriptions found. |
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