Lioness Rampant

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Summary: It took my heart away.
Review: I think that the Alanna series is the best I have read yet. It had all I was looking for, and more. I would recomend this series to anyone! People that like this series, might also like Robin Mckinley, Patrica C. Wrede, and Anne McCaffery.

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Summary: I love this series!!
Review: I think the whole Alanna series was great, but I do think that the first two books were the best. As great as this book was, I would have changed the ending a little bit (but I don't want to spoil the ending). Read the whole series! Thank me later.

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Summary: This is the best of the series!!!!
Review: I believe that this book is one of the best series I'veread. This is when Sir Alanna of Trebond and Olau finally becomes alegend. She also finally finds happiness and contentment on who she really is. She is truly one of the finest heroines that has ever touched the pages of a book. Alanna is a complete person. She gets what she deserves and so does everyone else in the end. I will treasure this story until I can't reread the book's pages. And then, I'll buy another copy. It's also great that Alanna and the others are supporting characters in the "Immortals" series!

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Summary: You'll Laugh, You'll Cry, You'll...well, you get the idea
Review: Excellent story, really wraps up all the ends well. It definitely won't make sense if you haven't read the first three 'Song of the Lioness Quartet' books, so go read them! I cried when her cat died.

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Summary: It was totally AWSOME!!!!!!!!!
Review: This was the best of the Alanna books, by far my favorite. I think it was great that Alanna ended up with George, but I was so sad that Faithful and Thom died! Thayet was a great new character, she and Buri were awsome. Also Duke Roger is killed again, what a releif. I think Alanna is a great role model for young girls and I want to be like her. This book is so cool!

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Summary: You Go Alanna!
Review: I thought that this book was absolutly wonderful what with Alanna whipping the Duke's butt, and killing that freak with her awsome sword. But, I didn't really like how "Lightning" had to die with her little kitty. But I loved how she married George, even though Jon was pretty cool! But I think that that one princess was perfect for him. The ape thing was a little odd, but, still, what a great book!

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Summary: This series is WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!
Review: This book is part of a wonderful series. For any pre-teen or teenage girl this is a book you need to read. Alanna is a great role model for girls, and one of the few female protaganists in YA fantasy. If you are looking for a series that you will cherish for a long time or simply a good book, read this series.

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Summary: A wonderful Book for everyone
Review: From the beggining you fall in love with the characters. The begginigs of her books immediatly catch your intrest and never lets go. Alanna is a Heartfelt heroine you feel her dreams, loves, hates, and fears throughout the book. Liam, Buri, Princess Thayet, Coram are there for Alanna. The best of the Song of the Lioness Quartet. A definate 10.

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Summary: THE BEST!
Review: I think that this was the best book of the series. I especially loved the end. Alanna and George belong together. The whole book was great though. I just wish that it wasn't the end of the series. I loved Alanna and George and Jonathon and everyone else with the one exception of Roger. I wish Thom and Faithful didn't die. I think Jonathon and Thayet will rule their kingdom well together

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Summary: What a great end to the series!
Review: In this book we get to see waht happens with all of our favorite characters,and what Thom was doing on All Hollow that caused all those problems. We also get to meet some really great new characters. Liam, the shang dragon, Thayet an exhiled princess, adn Buri her faithful bodygaurd. We get to find out who winds up with who and all our other questions are answered. I absolutly loved this book, it kept me on the edge of my chair. You'll laugh, you'll cry. . . well you get the point. this is an absolutly must read book