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humouress
Lirael | Garth Nix

ebook ISBN 9781741769562

Where Sabriel came from Ancelstierre to the Old Kingdom and travelled all over on her adventure, so far Lirael has only been in the Clayr's Glacier. Mind you, she's only 14.and I'm only up to part 2, ch 14.
I notice that in Sabriel, we never learned the (old) Abhorsen's real name, nor Touchstone's.

humouress Ancelstierre seems very much like the English countryside of PG Wodehouse's time - despite Nix being Australian. But cricket is played in all 3 countries. (edited) 1mo
humouress Told in 3rd person from Lirael‘s POV and also Prince Sameth‘s (Sabriel‘s son) 3w
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llwheeler
Sabriel | Garth Nix
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Two weeks of #bookreport but not much to show. I'm making steady progress on audio, but reading with my eyes has been slow going. That's ok.

My #weeklyforecast is more just a bunch of possibilities. Who knows what I'll actually get to.

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AnnCrystal
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📚☺️💕📚💝.

Note:

The Old Kingdom books currently include:

Sabriel · Lirael · Abhorsen · Clariel · Goldenhand · Terciel and Elinor.

Plus some shorts.

Branwen I keep meaning to read this series! It looks fantastic! 💕📚 3mo
AnnCrystal @Branwen 👏I love this series. My absolute favorite. ☺️👍. The only work I've read by Garth Nix as of yet. Oh, he's a magical storyteller! I still need to read Terciel and Elinor. (edited) 3mo
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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
Across the Wall | Garth Nix
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Hahahahaha - at me from 5 years ago being like “gonna read this soon” THE OPTIMISM! I am still totally planning on reading this soon!

I also miss this fence from the clothes line courtyard of my old apartment building. It was just aesthetically pleasing!

ravenlee “Soon” is such a relative term… 3mo
thegirlwiththelibrarybag @ravenlee 🤣😂 - you are so right! 3mo
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humouress
Sabriel | Garth Nix

Most of the book is set in the Old Kingdom, with medieval-type magic, but parts take place over the Wall in Ancelstierre, which seems to have WWII era technology (cars, b&w films, tanks, guns, planes).

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Awk_Word_Smith
Abhorsen | Garth Nix
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Pickpick

Epic. Battle. Ending. This book more than makes up for its predecessor with the cliffhanger ending. Nix delivers another masterful novel, continuing the fascinating world-building that he began in “Sabriel”. 1000 ⭐️ out of 10.

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Awk_Word_Smith
Abhorsen | Garth Nix
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Audiobook came in quicker than I expected from the NYPL. Shhhhhhh, don‘t snitch that I‘m still using my NYPL library card.

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Awk_Word_Smith
Lirael | Garth Nix
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Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

I give it 4 stars only because it‘s a cliffhanger ending. I grew worried that it was leading me toward a cliff, as the plot neared no closer to resolution but the pages continued to dwindle. But alas I cannot dislike the book merely for this, as Garth Nix continues in the incredible vein of storytelling that he began in “Sabriel”. I will be moving on the the next book in the series as quickly as possible.

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Awk_Word_Smith
Lirael | Garth Nix
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I greatly enjoyed the first of Nix‘s Abhorsen series, “Sabriel”. I felt like I was in the right frame of mind to pick up the sequel and revisit this wonderful world Nix created.

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sarahgreatlove
Lirael | Garth Nix
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Pickpick

I really enjoy these books. They are old by it if you are a reader of modern fantasy these feel like what they are all trying to be, or what the authors grew up reading. Looking forward to the next. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️