

Worlds Unseen (Seventh World Trilogy)
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fairydrop
Greater than one weekOne of the best books I’ve ever read! The author is one of the best writers I’ve ever read! I could hardly put it down.
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Scott
> 3 dayI thought the plot was clearly developed. A classic story of good and evil written without profanity and anything that you would be ashamed of having your children read. I highly recommend this book to any that are searching for good clean well written fantasy. Even though this is a fantasy series there are many golden nuggets of truth within its pages!
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Elisabeth A.
> 3 dayWant a little fresh breeze of beauty and courage? I read this trilogy curled up by the Christmas tree, on the bus crisscrossing Jerusalem, even walking home down our very steep and winding road, bursting into a grin at the last line. I keep thinking of them as songs for the weary heart. I needed an oasis and a fresh inrush of courage, and this time it came through Rachels writing, with all its bracing beauty.
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Carolyn A. Butler
> 3 dayWhat an incredible book to read. This book was on point from beginning to end. I just love it. Never a dull moment. I had moments of sadness because the story is so well written and the poems are really deep. I couldnt help but to like the story. My hat off to the author. Thanks!
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Danae Lawrence
> 3 dayI loved all three of these books. They vaguely reminded me of Narnia because of their alternate world theme, but the plot-line was all its own. The Seventh World awaits the coming six individuals - Warrior, Singer, Seer, Healer, Listener, Voice - whose union will announce the returning of their banished King. Only the King has the power to overthrow the tyrannical powers which currently rule the Seventh World.
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L.E.Y.
Greater than one weekI thoroughly enjoyed this series. It succeeded in taking me to a world apart, but did not offend me with principles that put me into conflict with my faith as a Christian. There is a fair amount of violence, but non-gratuitous. I wondered a bit about the role of the gypsies in the series...maybe I dont know enough about them in the world around me.
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Ruth
> 3 dayRead it in one night in between putting my newborn son back to sleep as he woke for another feeding or to get his diaper changed. As tired as Ive been for the past three days since he was born, I couldnt put the book down. Happy and sad that Im done reading the first book, happy because now I can get some sleep :) and I get to read the second one now and sad because I am done reading it.
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Kari P Collins
> 3 dayI truly enjoyed reading this! It is so refreshing to find a book that is clean of any physical romance while haveing romance in it, there are not many sadly. It had a good storyline, while reading I hardly wanted to put i t down. I would recommend this to any reader.One thing though is that the romance parts were so fast I didnt even realise two people were in love before something happened.
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Beleafer
> 3 dayAs soon as I finish this review, I am getting the next book in the series! This is the first book I have read by Rachel Thomson, and it was an excellent read. The way she flipped back and forth from the writings of the prophet to the present time of the story was very engaging. She changed styles from poetry to dialogue to third person narrative and back again so fluidly that the story was one of the richest reading experiences I have had in a long time.
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Michael
> 3 dayGood read takes a little bit to start then gets worth the read