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Taran: Der schwarze Kessel (Taran: Die Chroniken von Prydain, Bd2) - Lloyd Alexander, Otfried Preußler
Taran: Der schwarze Kessel (Taran: Die Chroniken von Prydain, Bd2)
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B00FXP0II6
Publisher: Bastei Entertainment
Pages no: 200
Edition language: Deutsch
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Irresponsible Reader
Irresponsible Reader rated it
3.0 The Saga Continues
Of the five books in the Chronicles, this is probably my least favorite installment, still I enjoyed reliving it with this audio. Why Disney chose this one to make a movie out of, I'll never know (and have never seen). Prince Gwydion has called a council at Cair Dalben -- bringing warriors, royalt...
Dang Rover: Cover to Cover
Dang Rover: Cover to Cover rated it
2.0 #TheBlackCauldron Has No Clothes!
This book has no clothes! Oh, wait...I'm getting my allegories mixed up. The emperor wasn't wearing any clothes, but only a little girl had the sense to point it out. Or maybe she lacked the sense to keep it to herself. So do I have any sense? Probably not. Because despite the universal love and...
thechristined
thechristined rated it
5.0 The Black Cauldron
Prince Gwydion announces it is time to make an attack against Arawn and his indestructible Cauldron-Born army by destroying the Black Cauldron from which they are made. Taran, Fflewddur, Doli, and a number of other friends of the prince join him in his quest, but it quickly proves to be more dangero...
I only read when my OCD kicks in
I only read when my OCD kicks in rated it
2.0 The Black Cauldron (The Chronicles of Prydain)
Why am I reading this at all? This is for young young people? I'll read through this series with "speed" so that I can have the education of a classic. Hopefully I learn something.This book may have been a classic or a standard in its time but it is total crap in totals flooded fantasy market.Same s...
Because I'm Batman
Because I'm Batman rated it
3.0
I don't really have anything bad to say about this story. It was entertaining, humorous in the right spots and horribly sad in others. Taran's character develops further, this time through quite a bit of suffering and not a little humble pie. And Doli gets to be his awesome self.I think the thing th...
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