by John Flanagan
I really enjoyed these stories. I think taking the short story path allowed Flanagan to diverge from repeating the same formulaic plots of the rest of the Ranger's Apprentice series, which luckily means a lot less Deus Ex Machinas. A lot of these stories illuminated some kind of specialty that I som...
A fitting end to the series. A set of short stories that wraps up the characters much better than a single epilogue or final chapter would have. It may be a bit excessive to dedicate a whole book to this kind of thing, but after reading ten others, it didn't feel excessive. I actually wish other aut...
This is yet another (the eleventh in fact) addition to a wonderful series of YA books. I love them for their characterisation, for the rich world, for the fact that both men and women are heroes in this world, for the fact that it is set in a more pure older time with a clear distinction between goo...
epic collection of stories.
I really liked the 1st 10 books which were full length books. This one however is a bunch of short stories. Now I've never really liked short stories as it seems I am just starting to get into the story and then it ends. It leaves me feeling like im lacking somthing. And that is the way i felt t...
I really enjoyed this collection of short stories. I was a little skeptical about having "finished" the series and then going back and getting some little vignettes like this...I was afraid it would be kind of anti-climactic. In a small way it was, as all such things inevitably are, but all in all...
The Lost Stories was an informative book and let us see more of our favorite characters. It has nine short stories within its 422 pages. Each story had the familiar Ranger's Apprentice feeling to it even though they all weren't one big connected story like the other books.Although I enjoyed this boo...
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