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Pendragon: The Lost City of Faar - D.J. MacHale

 
Description: ISBN 1847384064 / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Author: D.J. MacHale / Paperback / 416 Pages / Book is published 2008-09-01 by Simon & ... more
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Newest Review: ... travelers each world or territory as the author calls them has its own Travelers. The lost city of faar is the second book in ... more

 ... the pendragon series of ten books. The previous book was called Merchant of death. Uncle Press and Bobby also have another good friend as a traveler a her name This book goes into a territory named Clorral. The story Begins. Clorral as you may have guessed is a world full of water where every city is on a man made island. The best way to describe the world of Clorral is from the movie water world starring Kevin Coster except the people are a bit more advanced. The people don't have gills though they wear someth...more

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Premium Review Pendragon: The Lost City of Faar - D.J. MacHale: The lost city of faar (535 words)
by - written on 30/05/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Lost City of Faar is written by D J Machale. It follows a boy named Bobby Pedragon and his uncle press who a both Travelers. Travelers are people who can travel to alternative worlds. As with all hero stories there is a bad guy named Saint Dain. I still don't know why the author has decided to give him the tittle of Saint. His motives in the story are to be in control every world he has been in as most bad guys do. If that was not bad enough he will try make massive wars in each world. Bobby And Press travel to each world through doorways or as the author calls them in this flumes. Bobby and uncle press are not the only travelers each world or territory as the author ...  Read the complete review

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Premium Review In a Reality Faar, Faar Away... (406 words)
by - written on 03/12/08 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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I was seriously hoping that the promise shown by the first novel would be more fully realised in later offerings, and boy did MacHale deliver. In just the second instalment of the series, he manages to deliver such a fully realised reality that looking up from this book was a disappointing return to the real world. Forget the laundry, I wanted to read another chapter! Uncle Press is still teaching Bobby what it means to be a Traveller, and how to handle their responsibilities which basically happens to be saving the universe from penultimate evil. Bobby is still trying to wrap his head around his family's existence disappearing from his own Territory as if ...  Read the complete review

 

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