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 ... good king. Dor's character has grown on me a bit as he grows through adulthood. I have started to see the importance of his magical talent which is to talk to inanimate objects such as walls and they talk back to him. Because of this he is able to find any secrets hidden to him and he is able to find out the truth about events. The book also features a character named Irene who is Dor's love interest who has the ability to make plants grow bigger.She tries to help Dor when she can the other times she spends trying to ...more

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Centaur Aisle - Piers Anthony: centaur aisle (379 words)
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Centaur Isle is the fourth book in the Xaneth series written by author Piers Anthony. For those not aware of the series Xaneth is a magical land where each of its inhabitants each has their own magical talent. Xaneth is currently ruled by a king named Trent who has the ability to transform anybody into any form he wishes. He is very diplomatic and will not resort to using his magic unless he really has too. Book four has a character named Dor who is coming of age and must learn all he can so that someday he will be a good king. Dor's character has grown on me a bit as he grows through adulthood. I have started to see the importance of his magical ...  Read the complete review

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