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Read Reviews for Grimpow - Rafael Abalos Nuevo
by - written on 30/07/08 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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You expect any successful idea to be borrowed and for a rash of imitations to be produced further down the line, but even I never expected to find some of the ideas behind "The Da Vinci Code" to make it into a book for younger readers. But that is what "Grimpow - The Invisible Road" does, combining the idea of Knights Templar with the fantasy adventure of "Eragon" or "Northern Lights" and producing something that is thoroughly enjoyable. Grimpow is a young boy living a hand to mouth existence with his friend Durlib, but this all changes one day when they come across the body of a dead knight lying in the snow. As they ... Read the complete review
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