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The Secret of the Lost Kingdom

The Secret of the Lost Kingdom

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Weeeeeelllllllllll!
Review: I love Michael Bolton as a singer. And his writing skills are excellent as well. But I found this book difficult to follow for me, and even more so for my 6th grade students. However, the pictures were outstanding! David Jermann is very detailed in his illustrations....a definate plus for this book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: One of the best books ever written for childeren
Review: I really love Michael as a singer. I'm a fan of him since I started feeling sense of music. But I wasn't aware of his writing skills indeed. He has proved his writing skills after giving a great gift of the Secret of Lost Kingdom. The book is not infact just for childern there is something for every age, the morality, honor, truth and love. The heart touching and well illustrated story is really worth to be explored.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Myth in the Making
Review: Wonderful bardic mastery here; as if the myth of King Arthur came alive again, yet its ending still expands into a living energy of our continuance - for here there is no wounded fisher king, but rather a continuance of love - father to son, brother to brother, man to man - without a doubt. As a female, I am reminded strongly of the "Mists of Avalon" by Marion Zimmer Bradley, yet this tale is told from a male vantage point, who as of yet is only just beginning to discover that his lady love is real - as real as he. Complex yet so simply told, amazing mysteries of love unfolding from a point of ever-changing mysteries of all that we might yet now come to be.

The parallels of many Arthurian legends, and even a hint of "Avalon come true" are spoken here, within a form and style that must inspire the wee folk of our lives to live within its inspiration. I applaud this endeavor of artistry, and hope to see this lovely volume back in full publication again very soon.

Michaelette

http://michaelette.com


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