Michelle Paver
Author of Wolf Brother
About the Author
Image credit: Michelle Paver website
Series
Works by Michelle Paver
Chronicles of Ancient Darkness The Wolf Brother Collection 6 Books Box Set by Michelle Paver (Wolf Brother, Spirit… (2020) 7 copies
torak1 2 copies
Ostrov bohyně 1 copy
Associated Works
Myths of the Norsemen: Retold from the Old Norse Poems and Tales (1960) — Introduction, some editions — 671 copies
Select Editions: The Silent Girl, The Little Village School, Buried Secrets and Dark Matter (2011) — Author — 3 copies
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Common Knowledge
- Birthdate
- 1960
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- UK
- Birthplace
- Blantyre, Malawi
- Places of residence
- Nyasaland (Malawi)
Wimbledon, England, UK - Education
- Oxford University (Lady Margaret Hall)
- Occupations
- solicitor
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Awards
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Statistics
- Works
- 44
- Also by
- 5
- Members
- 8,704
- Popularity
- #2,755
- Rating
- 4.0
- Reviews
- 251
- ISBNs
- 471
- Languages
- 19
- Favorited
- 13
- Touchstones
- 272
Note that I got this book for free and now I own it.
7/10, not long ago I picked this up since one of the two libraries I go to was giving away books for free and I got three, this is one of them and another one is part of the same series as this, that being said I did enjoy this and I can't wait to read the next few books in the series though I do have to read the previous books to get more context. Where do I begin? It starts with the main character Torak whose last name I don't even know and he is on a journey of some sort but because this isn't the first book I don't know where that began however on a side note there were several aspects I did enjoy while reading this. One, the characters like Renn alongside some others were likable and I didn't find myself annoyed for the most part except for that one time when Torak made a less-than-great decision like going off all alone. What's the point of that? I don't know. I found this book stand out in a good way because of the writing style, some words were substituted in for others and that made for an intriguing read like moons instead of months and summers instead of years but that made sense when I put it in context; the world building was fascinating as well but it left me one question which is the fact that I don't know what a Soul Eater is yet. I think it's critical to this book and maybe if I read more of the series it would eventually clear up, the book ended on a cliffhanger, fortunately, I do have the next book so I'm not too taken aback.… (more)