One of my favourite novels of all time, and probably my favourite series of Tamora's, which is saying something.I love the world, the language, the slang, everything about this book. Beka is one of my favourite heroines of all time. I highly recommend this to everyone, not just fantasy lovers. Get y...
Terrier is the first book in Tamora Pierce's "Beka Cooper" trilogy. Telling the story of George Cooper's illustrious ancestor, Terrior is equal parts mystery and pure fun. Pierce has a talent of writing likeable characters that you can related to, no matter your age, and Beka Cooper is no exception ...
12/13 ** Ditto - didn't realize I'd already read this calendar year.5/13 ** Re-read this month because I wanted something familiar and comfortable.8/11/12 ** I can't believe this wasn't in my list of GoodReads books already! I know that I've read the series one other time, but that must have been w...
Part high medieval fantasy, part police procedural as well as a coming of age story, I found Terrier unique and compelling from the start. Most high fantasy gives you a view from the nobility on high, and previous works set in this universe by Pierce were no exception. This one though, gives you the...
This was probably the best book in the Beka Cooper series. That said, it still wasn't very good.Don't get me wrong. It wasn't bad, either. However, there were a few things about it that just didn't work for me.1) The diary format. It's not something Pierce has ever done before, and I hope that now t...
The interesting thing about the Beka Cooper trilogy is that even though it is a fantasy, it doesn’t necessarily feel like a fantasy. There are so many real-life connections in this trilogy that even a someone who isn’t a fan of fantasy will get lost in the story. In fact, it’s been called a police p...
The terminology Dogs, Puppy, Birdie etc took me a while to get used to. But I think I liked this more than the first 2 Song of the Lioness books I've read (haven't read the last 2).
Worried that her son George is hanging out with criminals, Mistress Cooper shares with him the journals of their long-gone ancestor, Beka Cooper. Centuries before George became King of the Rogues, she was one of the Provost's Dogs: the city's watch, charged with keeping the peace. Like her descend...
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