The Book of Three - Lloyd Alexander Reviews
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Newest Review: ... action in his life and gets it. Taran gets given the job of being an assistant pig keeper after complaining of being very ... more
... bored with his life.
The story begins when Taran lose the pig after it runs away after being scared. He must find it at all costs before the evil horned king finds it and kills it.
The actual part in which he loses the pig reminds me a bit of Alice in Wonderland. It is the part of the book where she chases after the rabbit.
The book although not written for Disney has that sort of feel to it and is suitable for all ages.
It has a very annoying character in it by the name of Gurgi ( a talking wolf) who is always going...more
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by - written on 18/04/11 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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The book of three is the first book in a series of five books written by author Lloyd Alexander. The author mentions in his author notes that these books are based loosely on Celtic legends. He does not go any further than that which is a shame because it would have been helpful reading some of the storyline. In the beginning of this book we meet two characters Taran and Coll who are leading very ordinary lives. Taran wishes for more action in his life and gets it. Taran gets given the job of being an assistant pig keeper after complaining of being very bored with his life. The story begins when Taran lose the pig after it runs away after ... Read the complete review
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