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This is an amazing read!! I bought it a few days ago, and I think it's one of the best books I've read! Honestly. It's interesting, there's twists, mysteries, adventure, some laughs and some scary bits... everything really a good book could have!!
It's the first in a trilogy - 'The Wind on Fire' trilogy, I haven't read the second or third books yet, but I'm hoping they're just as good!

It's set in another world and the main characters come from a city called Aramanth. I won't tell you much more, but the main characters and Kestrel, Bowman and Mumpo.

I recommend you go out and buy it straight away!!!! XD
That is unless you've already read it! Obviously. Has anyone else read it or the rest of the trilogy??

They start out great, but eventually they just get too confusing for me to comprehend. I don't think the writing style is really all that great, I don't think that you should have to make a conscious effort to understand what's going on in a story.

Oh yeahs, and I named my albino hamster Sisi, after a character you'll read about at a later time.

This one of the few book series I found to be dull beyond measure. The style was terrible, and they were barely gripping enough to keep me reading.

I agree with Penguin Grenade.

I first read Wind Singer a couple years ago and i thought it was great. I then read Slaves of the Mastery and was a little confused by it. And then i purchased Firesong when it came out and I was totally lost. But then again, I haven't read these books in a while.

I've got the first book, and I borrowed the other two off my friend. It was an alright read - nothing fantastic, but nothing horrible either.

Wow, I actually quite enjoyed that trilogy, I've read them several times
And I didn't find them hard to understand at all.

I've read the first book, and found the writing style to be quite simple...kinda like Skellig in a way. I enjoyed them, and bought Slaves of the Mastery about 2 months ago...but I kinda lost interest and it's left there, waiting for me to read them. I'll try and force myself to read later...but Loamhedge is eyeing me suspiciously...

Same here. I don't think they're hard to understand ... well I've only read the first one so far ... my friend says the second isn't so good though

Interesting. I didn't really like the first one but, for unknown reasons, I read the others and thought they were better. Nothing fantastic just good.

I prefer the 2nd to the first. But I tend to do that with series.

I've only read the first two, and I found the 2nd one easier to understand. The 1st one got confusing around the middle part.

I've read the first one, wasn't too bad ...I do have the second and third, although I haven't read them >_>

I absolutely loved the first one. But the second and third ones I found a little too spiritual/emotional for my tastes. I like books that keep emotional content subtle, and I found William Nicholson's writing a little sentimental for my tastes. Still, the characters were very believable, and the philosophical, world-scale implications were huge.

(Get a room. )

I did too, I found it really interesting and enjoyable. But thats just me. And Igg.