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Excellent Story and Interesting Voice.
This story is well written and the cast and reading by the Full Cast Audio crew is very true to the story. I would reccommend this to anyone who travels and wants a good book for listening. ... Read more

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this is awesome
i loved this book. it was almost as good as the first book. if you haven't read any tamora pierce books then i sugget you do so

The Woman Who Rides Like a Man
This book is so cool. Tamora Pierce really knows how to write.I stayed up really late trying to finish it!After I did, I kept reading it over & over again, it was that good!I think I'm on my fifth time now.If you love fantasy, you HAVE to read this book!

Good? No,Great!!
i must say that this is one of my Fav books!! Alana is a Knight, and on Travels!! the book is sooooooooooo good! There is sex in it, but, for thoose who complain, it's no more than an implied sentance!! So, anyway, [don't] deprive your chiled of a good book ... ! ... Read more

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Page is the second book in the quartet Protector of the Small, by acclaimed fantasy author Tamora Pierce. It details the continuing training of Keladry (Kel) of Mindelan, the first ever official female page.Kel has been allowed to continue her training to be a knight. While she has been allowed to continue by Wyldon of Cavall, her stiff, old-fashioned training master, she's still not accepted by many of the male pages. Though she and her friends Neal, Merric, Cleon, and Owen continue to fight the hazing of the first years, the others appear to have lost interest. Kel wonders if she is the only one who really cares. ... Read more

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Protector of the Small Series by Tamora Pierce. Books in the Series: First Test (1999), Page (2000), Squire (2001), Lady Knight (2002). ... Read more

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4 paperback books #1 Alanna The First Adventure, #2 In the Hand of the Goddess, #3 The Woman Who Rides Like A Man, #4 In the Hand of the Goddess ... Read more

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If you get it
I ordered this book. I NEVER RECEIVED IT. I am thinking such a book does not exist.

Song of the lioness order review
It was in great condition and arrived fast. It was a christmas present and my sister loved it.

Great Book
Love all the Tamora Piece books.Especially love that most have a herione in them.Rare to find such a thing.

Great book!
Song of the Lioness has the entire series combined. The print is a bit small but that's my only issue with this book.If you like this series, buy this so you don't lose a book! ... Read more

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A lot more honest than I'd expected!
This book had a lot more very personal information than I would have expected. I felt that it was fair, too, and I felt that the in-depth information helped me to understand the reasons for certain qualities about Tamora Pierce that I particularly like.

An introduction to the literary accomplishments and works of Tamora Pierce
New from the "Who Wrote That?" series from Chelsea House publishers, Tamora Pierce by Donna Dailey is an introduction to the literary accomplishments and works of Tamora Pierce. Guiding young readers through her twenty-three young-adult and fantasy novels, as well as her short stories, articles and radio plays, Tamora Pierce offers children with an informed and informative grasp of the author's perspectives, stories, and general outlook when it comes to writing. Included are an Index, a Chronology, a bibliography for further reading, thematically related websites, full-color photographs, and "Did You Know" boxed features that provide interesting anecdotes and less well-known facts about Pierce's life and times. Tamora Pierce is a very highly recommended addition to the library reference collections of school students in grades 6 to 12 for its exceptional grasp of this popular author's life and works. Also very highly recommended from the "Who Wrote That?" series are the earlier volumes dedicated to Anthony Horowitz, Ann M. Martin, Barbara Park, and Maurice Sendak.
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