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Cradle, Foundation: Box Set (Cradle Collection Book 1) by [Wight, Will]

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***This volume contains the first three novels in the Cradle series: Unsouled, Soulsmith, and Blackflame, all of which are available separately.***

Sacred artists follow a thousand Paths to power, using their souls to control the forces of the natural world.

Lindon is Unsouled, forbidden to learn the sacred arts of his clan.

When faced with a looming fate he cannot ignore, he must rise beyond anything he's ever known...and forge his own Path.

Length: 824 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
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File Size: 4337 KB
Print Length: 824 pages
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Publisher: Hidden Gnome Publishing (October 13, 2017)
Publication Date: October 13, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B076G8DVN6
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #29,900 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
- #90 in Asian Myth & Legend eBooks
- #77 in Asian Myth & Legend
- #704 in Coming of Age Fantasy

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Magical world building

January 1, 2018

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It's like reading a slow moving train, but the train takes you across the entire planet. We start off with a powerless boy, who over the course of the series slowly reaches the basic level of others.

What I find unique here, is that the MC doesn't become super power boy overnight. Each book is another level up for him (kinda like gaming, I guess), but it happens gradually, and we get to experience it with him. There's a lot of detail on each of his levels. The magic system is well developed, and each book is a unique plot with new magical aspects.

The characters are nicely drawn. There are several backstories and subplots running around in the background.

All in all, it's a great book of poor boy fighting his way to the top with all he's got, and still fighting after that, because he's got an Ultimate Goal to reach.

Great book. I definitely recommend it.

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Thomas Baratheon

Unreadable

September 2, 2019

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This series is obviously based on Chinese cultivation novels, but it fundamentally misunderstands and misreprents Chinese culture, making a caricature of Chinese culture.

Chinese people do not make Yoda like esoteric sayings. And Chinese people do not care about honor in the way that this novel represents. Western representations of Chinese culture all include such exotisized drivel. Why do Westerners so often write about honor, shame, and esoteric sayings in reference to Chinese culture; do Chinese cultivation novels do that? Chinese are this elven like exotic world. No. In Chinese cultivation novels, if you are trash, people look down on you and bully you. It has nothing to do with honor. If your family is weak because you are weak, they might look down on your family. If you stick out like a sore thumb cause you suck, you might even embarass your family. But you don't dishonor your family.

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FUN

June 14, 2018

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A wonderful distraction, there aren't enough hours in a day handle it, couldn't put it down and it ruined my sleep for a week. Bravo!

It nails all the elements for an epic fantasy with a good mix of action, cleverness and humour. Characters are likable, relatable and true.

To nitpick, i had a problem understanding the scale. Power levels of "enemies" and characters in general aren't consistent as the definition of how strong each level is changes from book to book and becomes ambiguous. I mean if "iron" is already so strong that a normal person has no chance of winning, it becomes difficult to imagine how strong the next 10 levels are. Besides that, all characters seem to think the same way, almost like they're all the same character in different bodies. No paradigm variety between them.

However, the characters are certainly not boring and while no one can accuse it of being mature, the story is fun mix of action, fantasy and adventure. I loved it!

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Gregory Mahan

Curse you Will Wight

September 19, 2018

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I picked up this collection on sale. I'll often impulse buy authors I've never read if the price is right. And I'd heard of Will Wight, so I was expecting this to be a decent enough read.

I didn't expect to spend the next week tearing through the entire set of 3 books, only to be desperate to read the rest of the series. I guess you'll be getting some of my money after all, Mr. Wight. :D

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farid

Just buy them, really just do so

April 8, 2019

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This world is amazing, I haven't been so hook with a book series since the land chaos seed series, the MC is a bit lame at first but it makes the progression and his choices even more rewarding. The only bad thing is that I went through all 6 books in a week and we dont have book 7 out

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Susiejo

Fantastic Author, Engaging Novels & Great Value

October 29, 2018

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Will Wight's the gold in the deluge of literary dross of internet publishing. Highly recommend this series as well as his House of Blades. The characters are engaging and the stories well narrated. The worlds and inherit magic systems are truly enjoyable in their uniqueness. I've reread them numerous times and they still stay fresh. Complaints? They're quick reads and if you don't force yourself to put them down they'll be over too quickly. And I think he stops writing to eat ... and maybe sleep.

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P. B. Jones

Darn Good Read!

January 18, 2018

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I have really enjoyed reading some of the other book series by Will Wight. He has the ability to write great characters and interesting plots that carry the reader forward from book to book. The Cradle books are a whole different animal. The premise of entire worlds being devoted to power and growth as sacred artists just doesn't sound all that interesting. I tried to explain it to my wife, she though the books sound awful. I got her to start reading, and she loves them. Mr. Wight has done a fantastic job here. Bravo!

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Johnny Clark

Books 1-3

September 30, 2019

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Mistakes: None found.
Plot: A boy born without power is given some and must fight to survive as well as grow in power.
Characters: To much bowing and scraping, otherwise all the characters are well done.
8/10 I actually got bored and put this down for a while partway through book three.

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