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by Cinda Williams Chima
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Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 13 years ago
Jack lead a life filled with ordinary, granted there were bullies who picked on him in school but they were pretty ordinary. His life changes when he forgets to take his daily medicine and suddenly he's stronger and faster. But he nearly kills someone and it's the start of an adventure.He's actually...
Skulls and Coffee
Skulls and Coffee rated it 13 years ago
For those who enjoy Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, the premise here is nothing new. Chima's world is of high school boy who discovers he's one of the last warriors. What takes place is nothing new on an old storyline, however this is fun and enjoyable. I think middle school boys would enjoy this mo...
Skulls and Coffee
Skulls and Coffee rated it 13 years ago
For those who enjoy Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, the premise here is nothing new. Chima's world is of high school boy who discovers he's one of the last warriors. What takes place is nothing new on an old storyline, however this is fun and enjoyable. I think middle school boys would enjoy this mo...
Karin's Book Nook
Karin's Book Nook rated it 13 years ago
Jack enjoys his normal life in Trinity, Ohio. He spends time with his best friends, goes to school, and is extremely excited about soccer tryouts. Jack is very healthy, despite the thick scar that resides above his heart and the medicine he has to take everyday. Life is ordinary - until he forget...
Nerdy Reading
Nerdy Reading rated it 13 years ago
Having read and enjoyed Cinda Williams Chima's other series, Seven realms, I was excited to read this one too.I did not think this book was bad, it was just okay in my opinion, but I mostly couldn't find it in me to care about Jack, the main character, which is why I decided to stop reading it. Mayb...
Second Bookses
Second Bookses rated it 14 years ago
Cinda Williams Chima is one of my daughter's favorite authors, and this series is one of her favorites as well. She has spoken so highly of it that I wanted to love The Warrior Heir. I really did. We've purchased it as a gift for friends. It came highly recommended by our pediadontist, who also read...
New,Borrowed,Used
New,Borrowed,Used rated it 14 years ago
Rating: 3.5
justanotherbookguy
justanotherbookguy rated it 14 years ago
The Warrior Heir is one of the best books I've read in at least the last 6 months. I'm glad about that because I was kind of on a string of mediocre books and it was getting frustrating. Chima does a fantastic job of getting you hooked from the first page. The book starts out kind of mysteriously an...
Mitabird
Mitabird rated it 14 years ago
Update: This was even better the second time around. I didn't find it slow at all.This was a pretty good YA story. It wasn't complicated and it was an easy read. The first half of the story was a little slow going, but things really picked up during the second half. I thought Jack was a likable char...
Kyahgirl
Kyahgirl rated it 15 years ago
I've been looking for young adult fantasy novel that might appeal to my daughter. She loved Rick Riordans Percy Jackson series and I want to encourage her to carry on so she becomes a better reader. The Warrior Heir was part of a series I found by looking around here on the Goodreads lists and grou...
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