⋙ PDF Forts Endings and Beginnings eBook Steven Novak Steven Novak MJ Heiser Mary Ann Bernal

Forts Endings and Beginnings eBook Steven Novak Steven Novak MJ Heiser Mary Ann Bernal

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Forts Endings and Beginnings eBook Steven Novak Steven Novak MJ Heiser Mary Ann Bernal

If this book is for children, then kids today are exposed to way too much violence in general!

That being said, this was a wonderful book but definitely not for children. There were too many groups and therefore a lot of popping back and forth among them to bring the story to a conclusion. Add to that, flashback chapters, made it seem even more "choppy". Just as you get going with one group or story line, it jumped to another and left you with a sense of anticipation and frustration.

The ending where most groups came together was very dramatic. Not wanting to give away anything, I just want to say that the "ending" of the Ochan king was fitting!

I'm not happy with the number of main characters who died in this book. Some were needed for the story but others seemed almost gratuitous.

The resolution of the problem seemed almost anti-climactic and the biggest shame is people still won't believe what happened to the kids.

The "Prophecy" was completed - 5 came and 4 returned. It was just a bit sad that one one didn't return!

I would like to see some sort of followup story on the 4 kids after they grow up. Do they ever return? They know how!


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Forts Endings and Beginnings eBook Steven Novak Steven Novak MJ Heiser Mary Ann Bernal Reviews

If this book is for children, then kids today are exposed to way too much violence in general!

That being said, this was a wonderful book but definitely not for children. There were too many groups and therefore a lot of popping back and forth among them to bring the story to a conclusion. Add to that, flashback chapters, made it seem even more "choppy". Just as you get going with one group or story line, it jumped to another and left you with a sense of anticipation and frustration.

The ending where most groups came together was very dramatic. Not wanting to give away anything, I just want to say that the "ending" of the Ochan king was fitting!

I'm not happy with the number of main characters who died in this book. Some were needed for the story but others seemed almost gratuitous.

The resolution of the problem seemed almost anti-climactic and the biggest shame is people still won't believe what happened to the kids.

The "Prophecy" was completed - 5 came and 4 returned. It was just a bit sad that one one didn't return!

I would like to see some sort of followup story on the 4 kids after they grow up. Do they ever return? They know how!