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Summary: wow
Review: I have read every elfquest book that I can get my hands on and I have to say that book one is my favourite. The artwork and the story are beautiful and I re-read them every chance I get. (My copies are starting to wear out). I have books one through seven and I am looking for book eight. Preferably a color hard cover one. I hope it will continue in the spirit of the true elfquest books. Anyone with Info. email me
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Summary: The most enthralling story of elves I have ever read!
Review: I saw my first ElfQuest book when I was nine years old, and was immediately entranced by those beautiful elves on the cover. I'd never seen anything like them! They were so magical! But, alas, I was only a child, and had no money, and my parents didn't seem to understand that I HAD to have those books! So, I contented myself with looking at the elves whenever I went into the bookstore instead. But then, quite suddenly, the bookstore decided not to carry them anymore, and I never saw those beautiful elves again. But now, twelve years later, I was startled to see some familiar-looking elves on a shelf in that self-same store. Could it really be? After so many years? Yes! It was those same magical elves, whom after all this time I have never forgotten, and I snatched up the book before it could vanish again, hardly daring to believe that I would now get to read the story of the Wolfriders. "Fire and Flight" is a very well-written and beautifully drawn graphic novel.
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Summary: Beautiful! Words can't explain!
Review: This book is absalutely amazing. The story will fill you with emotion. The art will leave your jaw hanging down. This first in it's series book tell the enchanting stary of the Wolfriders. After reading this you will search until you can't search anymore for this out of print series. The first time I read ElfQuest it was true love. I have never betrayed my love. After reading it, neither will you! A definate MUST READ!
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Summary: A Touching Masterpiece
Review: This work of fantasy rivals some of the best of the century, with superb artwork by Wendy Pini, and a brilliantly planned storyline by Wendy and Richard Pini. Follow the adventures of a tribe of woodland elves who are forced to abandon their forest dwelling in the face of fire. Tricked by their fickle friends the trolls, they find themselves lost in the desert, where they find...But thats for you to find out when you read this work of art. Full of emotions that anyone can relate to, and characters who clash, and come together to form grand friendships and rivalries that will keep you reading through the whole series of Eight full color, and unfortunately, out of print Elfquest Stories.
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Summary: You aren't a fantasy fan if you haven't read ElfQuest
Review: Warning! If you start reading this book before bed, you probably won't go to sleep that night. I picked up ElfQuest vol 1 out of mild curiosity, then had to run to the bookstore the next morning and waited an hour before they opened to get the next three volumes. It's difficult to decide if the artwork or the storyline deserves more praise, since they compliment each other so well. Throughout the series the plot develops wonderful intricacies and side-avenues that all tie together in later chapters. The characters each have distinct, quirky personalities that are presented so well that they start to become old friends. And the artwork, ah the artwork! Wendy Pini steadly improves at her craft from an extremely high standard set at the beginning. Get this book.
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Summary: Amazing is the understatement of a lifetime
Review: Where do you begin with a book like this? Even more thought provoking, where do you end? Not enough can be said about this book. The artwork is astonishing and the colors will leave your jaw hanging open and your mind thirsting for more. You feel the heartache of Cutter, the mixed emotions of Leetah, and Rayek's hate and distrust of the new strangers. Buy this book, and I promise, you will not be disappointed, but don't take my word for it. Go on, see for yourself.
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Summary: Calling it Amazing would be a drastic understatement.
Review: Where does one begin to review a masterpiece like this? Even more thought provoking, where does one end? This book's praises cannot be sang too often. The artwork and color are astonishing. They will leave your jaw hanging open, and your mind thirsting for more. Is emotions are so clear, you can feel Cutter's heartache, Leetah's mixed emotions, and Rayek's hate and mistrust of the new strangers. Read this book, and I promise you will not be disappointed, but don't take my word for it. Go on, see for yourself.
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