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by Martha Wells
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AEriko's Book Corner
AEriko's Book Corner rated it 7 years ago
Moon has never fit in with the people he's lived with. One day, he finds out that not only are there others like him, he's special. It sounds like the premise to a bad YA novel, but Cloud Atlas was a great read. Moon's initial reluctance isn't because of some ridiculousness about just wanting a "nor...
All the Time in the World
All the Time in the World rated it 11 years ago
Not really Wells' best work, IMO, but still head & shoulders above most of what's out there. Moon is a shapeshifter, living among yet another group of humanoid "groundlings" and hiding his other-ness, as he has done for many years, ever since his mother and siblings were killed. Every time he star...
PooBear's Blog
PooBear's Blog rated it 11 years ago
i just finish this book last night and i luv it. Moon is my favorite character but i also like the fledgings 1 queen and 2 consorts they sound so cute. i like Jade, she is strong and intelligence. Her mind set in the right path. As for Pearl, no offense, but she need a life. Why can't she find someo...
A Total Inability To Connect
A Total Inability To Connect rated it 11 years ago
Writing: 4.5Story/Plot: 4Depth/Detail: 4Enjoyment: 4.25 (more than 4?)(As always, light spoilers ahead)[b:The Cloud Roads|9461562|The Cloud Roads (Books of the Raksura, #1)|Martha Wells|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1317017378s/9461562.jpg|14346450] is my first introduction to Martha We...
So Many Books...So Little Time!
So Many Books...So Little Time! rated it 12 years ago
What a great story! This had a really interesting world setting and the people of this world were so varied and diverse! I loved the dragons, or Raksura, as they are called in this world. Short description: Moon is a wanderer, a shape-shifter with no family. The only family he recalls having are his...
Death by Books
Death by Books rated it 12 years ago
While I ended up not hating this book, I still feel it is not nearly as good as what I'm used to from Ms. Wells. The good guys are a race of shifters made up of two primary peoples, ones that have wings and ones that don't. They have different tasks within their culture based on their racial abili...
Classic Maiden
Classic Maiden rated it 12 years ago
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Speculating on SpecFic
Speculating on SpecFic rated it 12 years ago
An exotic world, inhabited by the bizarre and otherworldly, forms the setting for this fantastic adventure that challenges the tropes of the genre. Its familiar - a story about an orphan finally reunited with his kind and forced to quickly learn their way and save them from an ancient foe - and yet ...
book reviews forevermore
book reviews forevermore rated it 12 years ago
Tired of the orphan's heroic quest as he ventures into the world to discover himself and claim his birthright? Don't give up yet--Wells has managed a satisfying twist on an old trope by creating species and setting that feel quite alien. Cloud Roads is certainly one of the most original fantasy worl...
Olga Godim
Olga Godim rated it 12 years ago
I was not enamored with this book although I realize that some of the points that caused my dislike might be exactly the same points that attracted other people to this unusual novel. StoryThe story is entertaining, although not very original, and the pacing is okay. Most of the 3 stars go to the st...
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