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Singer

Jean Thesman

Hardcover | Pages: 280 pages

Rating: 3.29 | 305 Users | 32 Reviews

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Original Title:	Singer
ISBN:	0670059374 (ISBN13: 9780670059379)
Edition Language:	English

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Gwenore's mother is the evil Rhiamon, whose thirst for power transcends any morality. For years, Gwenore has lived in terrified captivity, not understanding why her mother so loathes her. Then she manages to escape, along with her longtime nursemaid and a mysterious enchanter-priest. First Gwenore is hidden at an abbey where she learns to read and make music. Then she is discovered. Her name and appearance changed, she is moved to the women's healing community of Blessingwood, and is taught medicine and herbwork. But then tragedy strikes again, and she must leave. As Mary Singer, she becomes nursemaid to the children of the magical king of Lir-until the king marries Rhiamon. Singer knows that her mother will try to kill the children. What can she do to save their lives-and her own? Based on the classic Irish folk-tale "The Children of Lir," this swiftly paced fantasy will keep readers turning the pages.

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Title	:	Singer
Author	:	Jean Thesman
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 280 pages
Published	:	April 7th 2005 by Viking Juvenile
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic. Teen. Young Adult Fantasy

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Ratings: 3.29 From 305 Users | 32 Reviews

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This is the first and only depressing read I've encountered so far. Depressing and dark is the best description for this novel.

This book was so dumb.....

This book was just weird.

3.5 Stars

Don't bother with this one. It is so full of plot that the story never gets told. It's just a long list of happenings with shreds of weak character thrown in here and there. And (spoiler) the antagonist who is so fearful and wicked and powerful ... yeah, she dies by falling down the stairs.

Terrible. This book doesn't actually "begin" it feels like it is just going and lets you watch for a while, and then drops you back off at the end. If you didn't read the blurb on the back of the book, you wouldn't know what the plot was until the last 30 pages of the book. The main character is so nebulous, and changing that you never feel a sense of connection with her, and sometimes I even forgot what her name was. I just didn't like it at all.

After escaping from the clutches of her mother, a wicked sorceress named Rhiamon, Gwenore finds herself settling into a new life at Blessingwood, a community where intelligent women teach her how to play music, tend plants, and perform surgery. But no matter how much she reinvents or remanes herself, Gwenore is still trapped by her past. For as the years pass, Rhiamon continues the search for her. It will take all of Gwenore's strength, and the magic she barely understands inside of her, to