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I love reading, especially about mystery and fantasy. I have been to 2 WCA comps and I average 16-17 with 3x3. I have been cubing for just over a year.
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What's your favorite book? My personal favorite is probably, like, as of right now would probably be AIR.I love reading, especially about mystery and fantasy. I have been to 2 WCA comps and I average 16-17 with 3x3. I have been cubing for just over a year.
Idk about a single book, but my favorite series is probably the Wingfeather Saga with 4 books in it.What's your favorite book? My personal favorite is probably, like, as of right now would probably be AIR.
That sounds insane! I'll have to read it!The Wingfeather Saga is a series of four books that follow the lives of Janner, Kalmar, and Leeli Wingfeather along with their mother, grandfather, uncle, and some friends they meet along the way. It’s set in the world of Aerwiar where Gnag the Nameless and his evil Fangs have taken over.
In book one, the Wingfeather children believe they’re average kids who live with their mother and grandfather. But, a few turn of events bring the Fangs’ attention to them, which also brings the attention of their leader, Gnag. This causes their guardians to let them know they’re actually the future king, throne warden, and song maiden of Anniera, the first country Gnag destroyed and the land everyone thinks is just a legend- too good to be true.
Book two follows up right where one left off, with the Wingfeathers on the run, trying to escape the Fangs and heading north to the ice prairies. Along the way, the family gets split up. Janner is kidnapped and forced into child labor. Klamar betrays his family and wants to leave, but is also kidnapped and taken to the land where the Fangs are made. Leeli, along with her mother and grandfather make it safely to the ice prairies and wait for her brothers to get there. Janner is able to escape and decides to head north when he finds his brother gone. He makes it there safely and not long after, their uncle rescues Klamar and brings him to them as well. He has been changed into Fang though and once again the family is on the run. By the end of the book, Janner has helped Kalmar realize who he is and converts him to his old self, although he still has the appearance of a Fang.
In book three the family ends up in the Green Hollows. The only country without Fangs or Gnag. His touch has reached them though, because their fear of Gnag has caused them to be very unwelcoming to Kalmar, because of his Fang appearance. Most of the book is dedicated to their lives in the Green Hollows and how they’re prejudiced and untrusting of Kalmar until the end when he is on trial for murder. It turns out the family has been betrayed and blackmailed by a supposed friend and the Fangs are attacking again. They make it out and are able to fight off the Fangs, but now they have a war to get ready for.
In the final installment, all of Aerwiar is at war. Back in Skree, where the first two books took place, Janner’s friends he met while searching for his family, alongside his uncle, are all at war with the Fangs there. Kalmar and Janner are headed to the deeps of Throg where Gnag lives to try and defeat him themselves. Leeli, her mother, and grandfather are helping lead the war front in the Green Hollows and trying to get the help of the sea dragons as well. In the end, Gnag is defeated, the Fangs are all changed back to humans, and the Wingfeathers have learned about love, repentance, and sacrifice.
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Merry Christmas!That sounds insane! I'll have to read it!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too!Merry Christmas!
Hi there and welcome,I love reading, especially about mystery and fantasy. I have been to 2 WCA comps and I average 16-17 with 3x3. I have been cubing for just over a year.