Fb2 Singer in the Snow ePub
by Louise Marley
Category: | Science Fiction and Fantasy |
Subcategory: | Children |
Author: | Louise Marley |
ISBN: | 067005965X |
ISBN13: | 978-0670059652 |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | Viking Juvenile; 1st Printing edition (October 20, 2005) |
Pages: | 304 |
Fb2 eBook: | 1571 kb |
ePub eBook: | 1293 kb |
Digital formats: | azw doc lit lrf |
A friend introduced me to Louise Marley's Ice Planet series. I read three of them and then discovered the 4th; Singer In The Snow. With her love and understanding of music, and marvelous imagination, Ms. Marley has created wonderful stories that draw you right into them
A friend introduced me to Louise Marley's Ice Planet series. Marley has created wonderful stories that draw you right into them. They are absolutely thrilling and magical at the same time, with plenty of suspense.
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Singer in the Snow book. As Louise Marley, she writes fantasy and science fiction, including THE TERRORISTS OF IRUSTAN and THE CHILD GODDESS. Writing as Cate Campbell, she published the historical trilogy BENEDICT HALL. Books by Louise Marley. Mor. rivia About Singer in the Snow. Finding the right words is hard!
A friend introduced me to Louise Marley's Ice Planet series.
Louise Marley, a performer of classical music, is the author of several novels including The Terrorists of Irustan and The Glass Harmonica, which was the co-winner (with Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Telling) of the 2001 Endeavour Award for outstanding achievement in science fiction or fantasy. She lives in Redmond, Washington, with her husband and son.
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Singer in the Snow is Louise Marley's best novel yet. It is a very intimate coming of age story, with strong, beautifully drawn characters that strike a chord from page one. The ice planet of Nevya is captivating and Marley's background as a musician brings a sense of realism to th. . The ice planet of Nevya is captivating and Marley's background as a musician brings a sense of realism to the psychic gifts of Mreen and Emle. Ultimately this book is a rewarding blend of SF and fantasy in the vein of Anne McCaffrey's DragonRiders and I couldn't put it down. You don't need to read the earlier Nevya books to enjoy this one, but now I'm definitely going to seek them out. Highly.
About Singer in the Snow. Remember the first time you read Le Guin’s Earthsea novels or Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings? All that timeless magic and wisdom is just as powerful in Marley’s latest-an instant classic. Paul Goat Allen, Explorations On Nevya, summer comes once every five years, and to be outside after nightfall is fatal. Its people rely on their Cantors and Cantrixes, men and women with the ability to channel psi energy through music, creating heat and light. Mreen is possibly the most talented Cantrix on Nevya-but she is unable to make a sound.
All that timeless magic and wisdom is just as powerful in Marley’s latest-an instant classic. Paul Goat Allen, Explorations.
Remember the first time you read Le Guin’s Earthsea novels or Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings? All that timeless magic and. All that timeless magic and wisdom is just as powerful in Marley’s latest-an instant classic. On Nevya, summer comes once every five years, and to be outside after nightfall is fatal.
Singer in the Snow - Louise Marley. Singer in the Snow is a wonderful book. Not realizing that it was part of an extended universe when I read it, I found myself able to fully understand all that Marley was describing
Singer in the Snow - Louise Marley. Not realizing that it was part of an extended universe when I read it, I found myself able to fully understand all that Marley was describing. The idea of a world where it is necessary to develop psionic abilities to survive is brilliantly played upon in this book, as is the notion that a gift can also be a curse at times. While I liked Mreen quite a bit, I connected more to Emle over the course of the book.