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The Singer of All Songs (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy, Book 1)
The Singer of All Songs (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy, Book 1)
Author: Kate Constable
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
Category: Book

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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 32 reviews
Sales Rank: 235596

Media: Paperback
Reading Level: Young Adult
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 320
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 4.1 x 1.1

ISBN: 0439554799
EAN: 9780439554794
ASIN: 0439554799

Publication Date: March 1, 2005
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Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.com Review
Aussie author Kate Constable has brought a music inspired fantasy to the States that is on a par with celebrated works like Edith Pattou's East, and The Golden Compass, by Philip Pullman. In The Singer of All Songs, young Calwyn is a Daughter of Tarsis, an order of priestesses who have mastered the ice call--a singing power over cold and frost. She lives with her sisters behind an enormous wall of ice that separates their small valley from hostile neighbors in the tensely divided lands of Tremaris. This seemingly impervious barrier is breached by a wounded "Outlander" named Darrow, who comes to the priestesses with a wild tale about an evil Sorcerer named Samis who has sworn to learn the Nine Chantments of the separate lands of Tremaris so that he can rule them as the powerful Singer of All Songs. When the elder priestesses dismiss his rantings and ord! er his sacrifice to the Goddess, Calwyn becomes determined to save his life and join his quest. Together, the two new friends travel into dangerous territories, assembling a rag tag crew of comrades along the way who agree to help prevent Samis from mastering the Nine Chantments. Constable has bewitchingly reinterpreted pagan lore for a new generation, and Singer will easily find an appreciative audience amongst devotees of Tamora Pierce and Garth Nix. Although the pacing of the novel is decidedly measured in places, it only helps the reader appreciate the author's rich characterizations and imaginative settings. Young fantasy fans will find much to sing about in this first installment of a planned trilogy. --Jennifer Hubert

Product Description
Calwyn has lived all her life behind the high ice-wall that guards the sisters of Antaris from the world of Tremaris. The sisters practice ice chantment -- one of the Nine Powers of chantment, a form of magic worked through music. But when Calwyn finds an Outlander man fallen, wounded, through the wall, she is drawn to him ... and drawn into a wondrous, dangerous adventure that takes her outside the wall and to the limits of her own powers, as she, the Outlander Darrow, and others unite to defeat the sorcerer Samis, who seeks to claim all Nine Powers and become the Singer of All Songs.



Customer Reviews:   Read 27 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars LOVE IT!!!   April 8, 2008
I loved these books the series last 3 books and I enjoyed going on adventures with our main character and her friends. This is a book my daughters will read and enjoy.


3 out of 5 stars Singer of all Songs   March 16, 2008
A bit predictable, but a nice book to read during class when the teacher's lecturing about something boring.


3 out of 5 stars The Singer of All Songs   November 8, 2007
One of my friends told me that this was one of the best books she's ever read, but I'd definitely have to disagree. This was just an average, okay book. It definitely had some interesting qualities, like Calwyn's strong feelings for Darrow and an ending that would leave most people wondering about what could happen. But I just think that the whole story was a bit predictable and it seemed to drag on forever... Then again, I'm very selective about what types of fantasy books I like and dislike.


4 out of 5 stars Your standard fantasy story done fairly well   October 28, 2007
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

teen girl/novice priestess
feels trapped
gets in trouble often with harsh priestess
runs away with mysterious older man/wizard
crush on him
dresses like a boy
fighting evil wizard who used to be good wizard's pal
rag-tag band of adventurers with different powers
captured by pirates
escape
travel through the "waste"
tired of eating stew
to the city of the ancients
their battle seems hopeless but then . . .



4 out of 5 stars Enjoyable, fun fantasy read   June 2, 2007
 1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I enjoyed this book. Kate Constable gave some great thought into the world that she placed her characters into, and I found myself wishing that I could see more of some of the worlds she took me to (especially Antaris). I liked the characterization of Calwyn, and I found that she was realistic to me. I guess my only complaint about this book is that it leaves you wanting more... the author wrote it in such a way that there wasn't as much depth to the universe as there could have been. However, I am not a big fan of JR Tolkein or other authors who go into great, intricate detail about every thing in their world, since I like more plot-driven books that move quickly. This book was satisfying in that regard. I would like to see the author write more books in this same world.

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