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Melina Marchetta
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| Title | : | Froi of the Exiles (Lumatere Chronicles #2) |
| Author | : | Melina Marchetta |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 593 pages |
| Published | : | October 3rd 2011 by Viking Australia |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance. High Fantasy |
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Blood sings to blood, Froi . . .Those born last will make the first . . .
For Charyn will be barren no more.
Three years after the curse on Lumatere was lifted, Froi has found his home... Or so he believes...
Fiercely loyal to the Queen and Finnikin, Froi has been trained roughly and lovingly by the Guard sworn to protect the royal family, and has learned to control his quick temper. But when he is sent on a secretive mission to the kingdom of Charyn, nothing could have prepared him for what he finds. Here he encounters a damaged people who are not who they seem, and must unravel both the dark bonds of kinship and the mysteries of a half-mad Princess.
And in this barren and mysterious place, he will discover that there is a song sleeping in his blood, and though Froi would rather not, the time has come to listen.
Gripping and intense, complex and richly imagined, Froi of the Exiles is a dazzling sequel to Finnikin of the Rock, from the internationally best-selling and multi-award-winning author of Looking for Alibrandi, Saving Francesca, On the Jellicoe Road and The Piper's Son.
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| Original Title: | Froi of the Exiles |
| ISBN: | 0670076082 (ISBN13: 9780670076086) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Lumatere Chronicles #2 |
| Characters: | Lucian, Phaedra, Finnikin, Froi, Quintana, Beatriss |
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Froi of the Exiles is 593 pages and despite the length, I read it in just a few days. Covert reading at work, at home behind my family's back and late through the night helped me finish this in just a few days. Really, I had no choice, the book consumed me; it compelled me to keep going and keep turning those pages (or clicking "next" on my kindle). My reading experience was akin to hanging off of a cliff and having no idea if rescue was coming or if the ground below me was close.What is itWhen I though it was not even possible for this trilogy to get better Melina Marchetta pens this sequel masterfully raw and flawless. She expertly marries the existing world from Finnikin of the Rock to the mysteries that surrounds Froi's ( my favorite character ) origins and the people that he gets intertwined with.The introduction of the new characters were more than well spaced and place. Thier integrated with the existing crew was believable and (I shit you guys not) when I say that the
Ive been a fan of every other Melina Marchetta book Ive read, which is all of them, so it sort of pains me to say that Froi of the Exiles was frustrating and unsatisfying for me. Im still going to give it three stars because even when Marchetta is (subjectively to me) not on her game, she still has a way with words that blows nearly every other YA author out of the water. Originally, I tried to keep my review entirely spoiler-free but it just wasnt happening. There will be a few spoilers but
Ive tried writing this review countless times, but it just doesnt turn out right. Maybe I should just give up? This story has a very peculiar atmosphere. It is actually hard to describe: almost dream-like in some parts, but so very real in others - simply an extraordinary combination. Especially the scenes taking place in and around the Citavita induced the strangest feeling in me. This feeling is almost impossible to grasp, and Im certainly not able to put in into words but I loved the
She, The Ruling Queen Melina Marchetta: What is this thing you all call second book syndrome you peasants? Ive never heard of the term, is it even real? Me, a lowly peasant: Apparently not, your Majesty. Apparently not I feel so satisfied. Thats the feeling this book gives me. Just so fulfilled and contented - satisfied.Please, please, please do not ask me how this story is better than others in the same genre, I cannot begin to even attempt to explain why or how or even whatthehell. Just that
4 STARSWhere do you hail from Lumatere? he asked suspiciously.I was found in exile, Froi said, having no reason to lie to Ariston. I belong to all of them. I choose you, pikachu Marchetta!And good lord is she doing a masterful job at killing me, this woman.I dont want to write anything lengthy or get into my pretentious space (which I indulge in from time to time and for which I apologise profusely) discussing the psychology of war, rape, abandonment, the lesser evil etcetera. Because, lets all
My thoughts after reread : If there's something this reread taught me, it's that I can't think of a better author than Melina Marchetta to deal with a character as Froi with such honesty, depth, and respect. I won't shy away from the truth : Froi, as a 14 years-old rootless and lawless slave, attempted to rape the MC in Finnikin of the Rock, and I will never, ever, condone such awful and criminal behavior. Yet there's where Melina Marchetta's brilliance shows itself : giving Froi this book,
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