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3.0 out of 5 stars
a fun, light read,
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This review is from: Songs from the Seashell Archives vol 1: Song of Sorcery, the Unicorn Creed (Mass Market Paperback)
The story follows the adventures of hearthwitch, Maggie Brown, and minstrel, Colin Songsmith, as they try to rescue Maggie's stepsister from gypsies. This book is actually two stories in one and it's light, fun reading. Don't confuse light with short, however, because the book is over 500 pages long. Due to underdevelopment of the characters and plot, the end of the book can sometimes seem a long ways away. The writing is oftentimes choppy and the conflicts don't seem to be completely defined before they are resolved. Still, if you don't want to think too much, just want something to help you get away, and need a good dose of unicorns and other mystical creatures, this is a good choice with enough humor to make you laugh out-loud occasionally.
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Songs from the Seashell Archives vol 1: Song of Sorcery, the Unicorn Creed by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough (Mass Market Paperback - September 1, 1987)
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