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Summary: Hard to put down, but when finished, you've missed something
Review: A fast, easy read. The futher I read the faster I found myself picturing the story. The story is a little complicated with a lot of traveling from one sceen to another and back. It was a good read and though at the ending there was no sense of closure to the book it was still worth the time spent.
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Summary: Find a quiet place, read it in one sitting! Excellent!
Review: I was looking for a new series for my son (Post Redwall). Bought the first two and then sat down to check it out before stuffing it into his Christmas stocking. Could not put it down! The maturation of the characters from Willow through Shadow Moon is fascinating and completely credible. I am eagerly awaiting the third novel. Keep them coming!
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Summary: if you haven't read these books, you are missing greatness
Review: if you haven't read these books, you are missing greatness witnessed firsthand. All I can say is I eagerly await book 3 and hope that the wait is not too long. Keep up the genius George and Chris!wss
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Summary: New revelations and fast pace will leave you wanting more
Review: As a fan of "Willow" I both enjoyed and hated reading Shadow Moon. But I was so intrigued by Claremont's reversal of chararcters and events that I had to read Shadow Dawn. Again he surprised me with new reversals in character and a fast tempo from the beginning of the book. He also treats readers to new revelations about Elora Danan's role in the binding of the Twelve Realms, Ryn's true identity and relationship to Anakerie, Thorn's feelings for Anakerie, and the identity of the Deceiver in the final chapter. Talk about a cliff hanger! There is no way I am going to miss reading the third book!
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Summary: Great Book
Review: This book is excellent. I can't wait for number 3
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Summary: Chris Claremont's finest work continues
Review: A very worthy successor to Shadow Dawn, one that makes Chris Claremont's Nicole Shea trilogy pale by comparison. As always, the Claremont trademarks: strong characterization, subtle plot details, epic storytelling in well-crafted chapters. The ending is a surprise -- yet at the same time it makes perfect sense in light of everything that has happened thus far. I eagerly await the conclusion.
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Summary: A fantastic blend of fantasy and adventure
Review: This second book begins much more quickly than the first one did. It leaves way for more situations between the main characters and the forces of evil. That combined with a surprise ending no one would have suspected made this book a pure winner.
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Summary: WoW!
Review: And I thought the Redwall series was good. This book was not only well written but it had an plot as well. i enjoyed the fact that nobody was as they seemed. It keeps you on your toes. Sort of like an X-Files episode.
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Summary: Just gets better and better
Review: In Shadow Moon, we are brought to Thorn years after the movie "Willow" took place and at first was a little slow, but once you're brought up to date, it flows along easily. With Shadow Dawn, it's three years later and you can see Elora has grown and continues to grow throughout the book. She learns the things she should of been taught all along. It's fast paced non stop all the way. I couldn't put it down. And when I did, it was reluctantly. I'm going to have a hard time waiting for the next book, wanting to learn how the deceiver came to be, which was very surprising who it is. I really enjoyed this book and highly recomend it.
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Summary: Great!! I'm waiting for MORE!!!
Review: I love "Shadow Dawn". "Willow" is one of my favorite movies. When I found out there were books to follow I admediatly went out to my them. Now I'm waiting for the third and can't wait!! I still haven't been able to find a screenplay of "Willow" which I will continue to look for. "Shadow Moon" was good but I think that "Shadow Dawn" kept me slightly more captivated. But I still don't understand why they killed of two of my favorite characters, Sorsha, and Madmartigan. They gave the movie the flare, which I sorely miss. Perhaps Lucas and Claremont will find some interesting way to bring them back into the next book!!!! We can only hope.
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