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 Fire Study - Maria V. Snyder
 Fire Study - Maria V. Snyder ... abilities, decides her fate, Yolena, who can capture and release souls, embarks on a dangerous journey to her homeland to save her people from a murderous sorcerer.Newest Review: ... for Poison Study. She also has a brown belt in karate, and you can really tell this from the way she describes the fight ... more ... scenes in her books.
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THE CONCEPT
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Fire Study is part of a trilogy about a girl called Yelena. The story is based on the concept of a clash between two lands: Ixia and Sitia. Yelena has grown up in Ixia, in the North, which is divided up into 8 different Military Districts and ruled by the Commander. In Ixia, Magic is not allowed, and is in fact punishable by death. Everyone in Ixia has a job, and everyone wears a uniform. To the South of Ixia lies Sitia, which...more |
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Fire Study - Maria V. Snyder: Yelena's magic will be put to the ultimate test. (922 words)
by - written on 30/09/09 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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FIRE STUDY *************** Fire Study is the third book in Maria V. Snyder's fantasy trilogy, which begins with Poison Study and continues with Magic Study. For information about the previous books in the series, please refer to the two reviews that have been posted previously on Poison Study, and the review on Magic Study posted by myself. This trilogy, aimed at young adults, is incredibly imaginative and well-written, and could get absolutely anyone interested in reading. The books have something for everyone, from exceptionally descriptive fight sequences which the author acted out herself in order to make them come alive in her writing, to adventure, ... Read the complete review
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