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Saturday, April 02, 2011
Pathfinder Restores My Faith in OSC
1:00 AM


Rigg doesn't question his nomadic lifestyle until the day his father dies, whispering secrets with his last breaths. It's only then that Rigg realizes how much the old man has been keeping from him. It's only then that he begins to wonder who he really is, where his gift came from, and what he's supposed to be accomplishing with it. It's only then that Rigg understands how little he really knows about himself, his world, and his purpose in it.

Desperate for answers, Rigg embarks on a dangerous journey to the capitol city. Along the way, he finds friends, foes, and everything in between. Using his special gift to help find the truth, he makes shocking discoveries that will change everything he knows - or thought he knew - about his past, his present and his future.
Readalikes: Reminded me a fair bit of the books in Patrick Ness' Chaos Walking series - The Knife of Never Letting Go; The Ask and the Answer; and Monsters of Men)
Grade: B
If this were a movie, it would be rated: PG-13 for mild language (no F-bombs) and some vague sexual innuendo
To the FTC, with love: Another library
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I've seen a lot of positive reviews of this book. I did enjoy Sarah and I read Enchanted even though parts of the book made me uncomfortable. I'll have to read this one.
ReplyDeleteThis is on my list, and I LOVED Ender's Game - read the whole series. Thanks for the great review!
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