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The book wasn't very interesting...VERY BORING
Brilliant writing. I read the first chapter about 30 times just to absorb the word usage.
This book is clearly written for young adolescents, and keeping the target audience in mind, is done quite well. It is set in Ancient Greece in the time prior to the battle of Troy. The author has clearly researched about the culture of the era, but has not managed to create a convincing world. This is largely due to the dialogue in the novel. It is an entertaining tale, and gives an interesting possible history for aspects of the era that have become part of Greek legend.
I read this book about a year or two ago and I must say it is a great read. I usually put down a book if I'm not interested enough, but this book had me I'm in grade 10 now and to be honest, I'd read it again. The plot and story line is so compelling. Coming from a greek background also made me more interested. But yeah loved it.
An excellent coming of age story set in a distant distant past. She has brought the time and the people to life with scant written records to rely on.
I love everything written by this author anyway. This is a beautiful story about a brother's and sister's determination to survive togther in an otherwise cruel world.
Jackie French
Paperback | Pages: 352 pages Rating: 3.95 | 438 Users | 29 Reviews
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Original Title: | Oracle |
ISBN: | 0732288401 (ISBN13: 9780732288402) |
Edition Language: | English |
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Jackie French explores a distant and fascinating world, where the future is not always as it seems, and the king's displeasure means death. Ages 10 - 14 After Nikko and thetis are taken from their village, their amazing acrobatic skills save them from slavery and make them the focus of the Mycenaean court. the courtiers are in awe of them; the King is enchanted. But thetis may destroy them both when she tells the King a truth about his future that he doesn't want to hear. Nikko and the daring horse dancer Euridce must travel across Greece to find his sister again - and the extraordinary future that awaits them all - in Delphi. Can one young girl change history? Jackie French waves history, myth and fantasy together into one enthralling tale of horse dancers, earthquakes and tsunamis, as well as love and courage, from beyond recorded time. Ages 10-14List Regarding Books Oracle
Title | : | Oracle |
Author | : | Jackie French |
Book Format | : | Paperback |
Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 352 pages |
Published | : | July 2010 by HarperCollins Australia (first published January 7th 2010) |
Categories | : | Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. Fantasy |
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Ratings: 3.95 From 438 Users | 29 ReviewsWeigh Up Regarding Books Oracle
Amazing. Jackie French has done it again!The book wasn't very interesting...VERY BORING
Brilliant writing. I read the first chapter about 30 times just to absorb the word usage.
This book is clearly written for young adolescents, and keeping the target audience in mind, is done quite well. It is set in Ancient Greece in the time prior to the battle of Troy. The author has clearly researched about the culture of the era, but has not managed to create a convincing world. This is largely due to the dialogue in the novel. It is an entertaining tale, and gives an interesting possible history for aspects of the era that have become part of Greek legend.
I read this book about a year or two ago and I must say it is a great read. I usually put down a book if I'm not interested enough, but this book had me I'm in grade 10 now and to be honest, I'd read it again. The plot and story line is so compelling. Coming from a greek background also made me more interested. But yeah loved it.
An excellent coming of age story set in a distant distant past. She has brought the time and the people to life with scant written records to rely on.
I love everything written by this author anyway. This is a beautiful story about a brother's and sister's determination to survive togther in an otherwise cruel world.
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