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Light Weaver (The Spectrum Chronicles)

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While this book was extremely simple and easy to understand Locke did an excellenct job of "weaving" an exciting story with an awesome faith message. There were parts of the book that I wished had been more detailed, less brief, but all in all the story was interesting and fun to read. I also thought it was awesome how Locke managed to put a moving faith message in his story, while so many fantasy books these days focus on nothing but pagean and made up gods, Locke proves that it is possible to write an interesting story and put the true God into it.

Much like Katherine Paterson's books, "Light Weaver" is written in a simple format, with not a whole bunch of mumbo-jumbo about "intrigue" and "suspense." But Locke is an unmistakable professional at what he writes, and his character sketches are flawless as he tells the story of Dan and his transformation into Daniel, a knight who's going out into a magical country with no name, on a quest for something he knows nothing about. Excellent dialogue, nice plot, although the ending could have been played up a little more. Wonderful reading.

I wish this could happen to me! A guy gets in a car wreck and ends up in a fantasy world where all the skills he needs to survive are supplied by God. He meets a pretty girl who helps him with his quest and has a bunch of adventures with a talking rabbit. Then he wakes up and finds out that the girl is real! This book is great for kids and older folks too, and I'd also reccomend the sequels

I wish this could happen to me! This guy gets in a car wreck(don't worry, he's okay) and wakes up in a great fantasy world, outfitted by God with all the skills he'll need to survive. He meets a beutiful girl who helps him with what he's supposed to do there, has a great adventure with a talking rabbit, and wakes up to find that the girl's real! This is a great fantasy book for kids and older folks as well, and I'd reccomend the sequels too

AT FIRST ITS A BIT CONFUSING,BUT DO NOT PUT IT DOWN .AFTER CHAPTER 6 OR 7 YOU GET THE IDEA. SO READ IT. YOULL'E LOVE IT, "GARENTEED"

A good book start to finish. Two people in comas are put in the same dream and have adventures together. This book is good but Thomas Locke has others that are better