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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Five Gems #2 |
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This book contains:-Snow
-Feels
-Plot twists
-A horse named Happy
-A prince
-A brave girl named Fia
-Evil snow leopard
-Also: The Spymaster is epic
Eight Reasons Why I Loved Traitor's Knife:
1) Fia, our brave heroine! She's brave and has spunk, but she's just a sixteen-year-old girl. She'll cook and do laundry and watch other people's children with the most ordinary of them. But her knack for overhearing other peoples conversations can be . . . quite dangerous. She's a lovable heroine and I was so rooting for her.
2) Ilido, the stable boy! A little mysterious, a little grave, and a lot sweet. He can also be quite sad and keeps secrets. And he just might be in a lot of danger. I absolutely loved him and he melts my heart.
3) Varied characters! Unique and intriguing characters wander around between the pages of this book. From the old woman who is the master jeweler, to little orphaned children, a Spymaster, a princess, a dangerously curious sister, a cook, the jeweler master's middle-aged son, and the new messenger. Each of the characters has their own personality and adds something cool to the story. There are many plot twists and turns, and some interesting developments regarding certain characters. And one of them . . . may be a traitor. There are a lot of feels involved!
4) Everything about the setting! Snow, pines, sheer icy cliff-side paths. This book will make you feel like it's winter outside. And there's even a deadly snow leopard.
5) Gorgeous jewelry. Fia, our resident jeweler's apprentice, comes into contact with a lot of beautiful gems. I loved reading about her learning the craft of jewelry making and watching her etch designs in wax for practice. There are a lot of lovely details in this book! <3
6) Equines are everywhere. So many cute horses! If you're a horse girl you will love the horsey-ness. If you know zilch about horses (*cough*me*cough*), you're in for an education. But either way you will LOVE our horsey hero, Happy. Fia rides him a lot and he is such a fun animal to read about!
7) Much fun. The characters, the dialogue, the mystery and the unwinding plot threads make for a very enjoyable read. There is even a large dose of suspense!
8) Summing up: this book has adventure, friendship, snow, feels, horses, betrayal, secrets, spies, danger, and a dash of faith! It's a rollicking read best enjoyed by teen girls, but there's no reason why the whole family wouldn't love it too. It's 100% squeaky clean, but there is a bit of blood and some action/fighting. It's a lot of fun and I thoroughly enjoyed it! I think you will too. :)
(Review originaly posted on Home Schooled Authors: http://www.homeschooledauthors.com/20...
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| Title | : | Traitor's Knife (Five Gems #2) |
| Author | : | E. Kaiser Writes |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 317 pages |
| Published | : | July 9th 2013 by Hearth Books |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Adventure |
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Ratings: 4.5 From 12 Users | 8 ReviewsArticle Epithetical Books Traitor's Knife (Five Gems #2)
Book Review: Traitor's Knife by E. KaiserAge Appropriate For: All AgesBest for Ages: 10 and upDescription: When the loyalist cause enlists the mountain house into a weaponry, apprentice Fia is confronted with three refugee children, a disturbingly upstart former messenger, and accidents happening everywhere. Are saboteurs out to nix the weapons works... or is it the incognito crown prince they're after? Traitor's Knife continues where Jeweler's Apprentice ended, and nearly seventeen year old FiaThis is the sequel to Jeweller's Apprentice, and if you liked JA, then you will like TK even better. JA was the beginning of the story--when you read it you meet many of the people for the first time, you get an idea of the sets and the political situation etc. JA had quite a bit of adventure too, and a very exciting conclusion...But with TK, the real adventure begins!I don't want to include any spoilers for the potential reader, so I won't say too much about the outcome of the mystery. All I
Today Im reviewing something a little different for me, a YA fantasy! Traitors Knife is the second book in a series of five, the first being the Jewelers Apprentice. Traitors Knife has a medieval feel to it, set in the mountains of Olayin, away from the war raging in Othira. Fia Brithin, an apprentice to the Olayin jewel-smith, is much more than an apprentice, she is a keeper of many secrets and is also learning the art of spy craft. One secret she is keeping is that her good friend, Illido the
This one was even better than the first(if that's even possible)!!! I love because we get so much time with Fia and Ilido together!!! It's clean, well written and amazing!!! Totally awesome!!!!
This book contains:-Snow-Feels-Plot twists-A horse named Happy-A prince-A brave girl named Fia-Evil snow leopard-Also: The Spymaster is epicEight Reasons Why I Loved Traitor's Knife:1) Fia, our brave heroine! She's brave and has spunk, but she's just a sixteen-year-old girl. She'll cook and do laundry and watch other people's children with the most ordinary of them. But her knack for overhearing other peoples conversations can be . . . quite dangerous. She's a lovable heroine and I was so
E. Kaiser Writes was born into a family of readers, and got started on storytelling around the age of four when her older siblings prompted her into recounting an absolutely ridiculous account of a parallel childhood. It was good for the family's general entertainment, and she discovered the thrill of making people laugh.At the age of seven her mother read the Hobbit aloud, and a fascination withThis book contains:-Snow-Feels-Plot twists-A horse named Happy-A prince-A brave girl named Fia-Evil snow leopard-Also: The Spymaster is epicEight Reasons Why I Loved Traitor's Knife:1) Fia, our brave heroine! She's brave and has spunk, but she's just a sixteen-year-old girl. She'll cook and do laundry and watch other people's children with the most ordinary of them. But her knack for overhearing other peoples conversations can be . . . quite dangerous. She's a lovable heroine and I was so
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