Child of the Grove

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Summary: An Interesting Plot
Review: Chid of the Grove isn't your everyday fantasy book. The plot wasn't where she saved the world single-handedly. The author knew that it is next to impossible and she made sure her readers knew it. The twist was origional.The next one in the series is slightly more pradictable, but it's still unique.

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Summary: Child of the Grove, not to be missed
Review: Child of the Grove is fierce and imaginative, combining the rich mythology of a new country with the problems of being a teenager... with all the little extras, like the power to blow someone up with a wave of your hand. I suppose it doesn't help to have a man, hundreds of years older than you, trying to kill you... This first book of the adventures of Crystal, Child of the Grove, is well-written, with vivid descriptions. It instills a good sense of the rulings of a kingdom, as well as how an immortal might think if she had to die-- part of the introduction. It also includes the ravages of war-- and the eventual outcome that may not be all that you think.

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Summary: Well...
Review: the first bit of child of the grove(about Prince Rael), while interesting and extremely well written, should not have been part of the actual book. It was more of a rpologue type of thing or a prequel. Other wise, it was an excellent book.

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Summary: Child of the Grove is a book not to be missed!
Review: This is the first book by Tanya Huff that I bought...and I loved it! I really enjoyed how Mrs. Huff portrayed Crystal, and the problems of what a teenager has to go through (especially if you are one of the only two wizards left in the world) It must not be easy when your young and have to destroy a wizard that is older and almost more powerfull than you are. What I am saying is that this book is a MUST! The characters are imaginable and the settings are real (if it can be defined as real?). Do yourself a favor, when your at the bookstore next time pick up this book, and be taken away to a new world