The Key of the Keplian

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Summary: I could read this a thousand times and not get sick of it!!!
Review: Having read this book at least four times already,I still love it. Full of fast pace action lead by a strong (in mind and body), yet feminine, heorine, Anne McCaffrey and Lyn McConchie has created a masterpiece in my eyes.

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Summary: Terrific
Review: I enjoyed the story and characters very much. What I would like to see is another book in the same time / space as this.

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Summary: OUTSTANDING
Review: I just got done reading this book. I was captured by the adventures waiting just on the next page. It was so good I couldn't bare to put it down. If you love fantasy, magical, and adventure books, this is a must for you! Eleeri, (the main character) travels into a witch world to escape her fate from the world she originated in. There she finds a friend who teaches her the ways of life in this magical new world. Then venture forth, she must, to a calling in the "east" area. What lies ahead is an adventure only author Andre Norton can describe. Untamable and Dark are the Keplians; or are they? To any creature in this world a Keplian means death. But Eleeri has a mind of her own. Determined to befriend these magnificent beasts, turn this world into the Light, destroy all Darkness, and be accepted as a daughter to the Light are just a few of the...oops, I can't tell you wether she does accomplishes them or not. To find out you'll have to read the book!

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Summary: GREAT!
Review: I loved it. Although I was disappointed in the following book. I love the pairing of Lyn McConchie and Andre Norton, while Andre Norton alone I find a tad bit dry,.....of course I've only started two, and maybe if I delve a little further I'll get excited,.....maybe.

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Summary: These are two great authors
Review: I started collecting the Andre norton books about a year ago. The first book i bought was Ciara's Song, also by Lyn McConchie too. I fell in love with that book about 4 pages in, this one to a little while longer to love. This book told of a lot more of the Whitch world creatures, not just the people. I thought the discriptions in the book were wonderful. I felt like i was the one trying to find my way in the Dark Tower. i would recomend this book to anyone atarting the witch world series. I have yet to read The Mage Stone, but i am sure it will be just as good. This book even caught the attention of my friends, and usually Jr. High students don't like books that are fantasies. The bottom line is, I believe that Andre norton fans would not be disappointed by this book, or any other of the witch world books.

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Summary: Too amateurish: this can't be Andre Norton
Review: I was disappointed in the book. If I were Andre Norton, I would not want my name associated with it. I had high hopes when I purchased it -- I love stories about horses and I loved the early Witch World novels. Although the book was "readable" and somewhat interesting, the style was VERY amateurish -- not at all written in Andre Norton's style. It was entirely predictable -- nothing to draw one feverishly to the end. While reading a well-written book, the words will tend to disappear and one finds oneself immersed in the story. Sadly, the words never quite disappeared while reading this story.

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Summary: Even if you don't like Andre Norton, you will luv this!
Review: Personally I found some of Nortons books a little dry, okay but still a little dry....But when you pair Norton w/ Lyn McConchie....a whole different story, talk about good, this was great, also try Ciara''s Song. You'll love this book!

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Summary: strong plot and adventure
Review: this book is alittle slow to start but very worth the wait. strong plot and good adventure.

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Summary: Too amateurish: this can't be Andre Norton
Review: This is a wonderful book. The story of Eleeri and Tharna is delightful and a must read for any WW fan as well as horse-lovers. If you haven't read it I highly recommend you get out there and get a copy before it is out of print!

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Summary: One of my favorite Witch World books!
Review: This is a wonderful book. The story of Eleeri and Tharna is delightful and a must read for any WW fan as well as horse-lovers. If you haven't read it I highly recommend you get out there and get a copy before it is out of print!