Fire Bringer, a book by David Clement-Davie, is a book about a fawn named Ronnoch with the mark of an oak leaf upon his brow. It is a wonderful story full of tragedy. Though it is confusing at times because of their use of animal tongues (language), it’s still exceptionally good. While I was reading this book, I began to forget it was about deer. Also, while reading this, I beginning to feel as if I was there. This is a good book for any who like animals.
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Showing posts with label Fire bringer. Show all posts
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Monday, May 3, 2010
Fire Bringer
Fire Bringer, a book by David Clement-Davie, is a book about a fawn named Ronnoch with the mark of an oak leaf upon his brow. It is a wonderful story full of tragedy. Though it is confusing at times because of their use of animal tongues (language), it’s still exceptionally good. While I was reading this book, I began to forget it was about deer. Also, while reading this, I beginning to feel as if I was there. This is a good book for any who like animals.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Fire Bringer
Fire Bringer is the story of a deer. His name is Ranoch. There is a prophecy about him, and when he is one he is forced to leave his herd with some friends. They travel all over Great Britain. I don't think that the beginning of the book really goes with the end or the middle of the book. In the first three chapters Ranoch is not even alive. I think that is pretty weird. Something like that happened in the middle of the book too. The author skips three years of the storey. I think that the author should not of done that. I say that because this is not the longest book ever written and the author should put in as much detail as possible. I really loved the action in this book. The characters seem unbelievably real as the travel through the land. There is a bit of humor. Altogether this is one of my all time favorite books
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