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Sidhe Call Keening Trilogy Book 1 eBook Christy Thomas

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Sidhe Call Keening Trilogy Book 1 eBook Christy Thomas

Thank you to Pam for suggesting this wonderful book for me to read. I really liked this wonderful story and especially because I live just minutes from Winchester Idaho. Thanks to Christy for all your hard work. I will be reading book two very soon.


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Sidhe Call Keening Trilogy Book 1 eBook Christy Thomas Reviews

Sidhe's Call stands apart from the current Young Adult novels as it provides a refreshingly new world for young readers to explore - the world of Banshees. It follows the life of 16 year old Morgan as she struggles to complete her first Keen of 15 year old Adian. This novel is beautifully written, and captivates it's reader from the first pages to an unexpected end. I can tell this trilogy will be highly addicting as I could not put it down!
I loved the book, at first I couldn't get into it right away but once I started reading further and further I couldn't put it down! I recommend it to anyone, young or old. It's an amazing read and i'm even more impressed that it was written by my very own teacher! I would stop and imagine her writing it in her dorky ways! Couldn't be more proud of her! Good Job!! 5 out of 5 stars!
Here's the problem with a trilogy waiting for the next one. Sidhe's Call is as captivating as Hunger Games, as smart as Percy Jackson, as fresh as A Great and Terrible Beauty, and as honest as Harry Potter. It's easy to get lost in the reality and mythology-- where tradition and imagination meet. You will never think of growing up, the Northwest, or the natural world in quite the same way. Read it now, and share it with a friend. And be prepared for the way the Sidhe's Call will echo for you--long after you've read the last page.
I think one of my favourite aspects of Sidhe's Call is that it is written from two points of view but where Morgan's view is first person, Aidan's view is third person. The voices are already written very distinctly but this just adds an extra dimension to the reading. You feel like you are in Morgan's head, struggling with her through her internal conflicts but then you feel like a fly on the wall with Aidan as everything that happens to him is out of his control. Where Morgan's conflicts are moral and therefore very much internal, Aidan's problems are others trying to control him and an inability to decide who to trust so the external voice is much better suited. It is so easy to empathise with all the characters who have very strong personalities and complex relationships with each other the raging jealousy of Morgan's sisters, Hector's difficulty in suppressing the desire to drown and eat his friends, the caring wisdom of old Onora, Aidan's family secrets... There's a real representation of life in the characters and woven through the story making the book really believable and engaging.

The story builds really well, at a great pace and there are plenty of mysteries to keep you fidgeting in your seat. The author really holds off asnwering your questions until the end, making it really gripping and hard to put down. Don't bother trying to figure things out yourself because nothing is as it seems and the main antagonist will jump out at you from nowhere you expected them to. It's always a sign of a good book when you can't figure out what's going to happen before it does!

In all, Sidhe's Call is an excellent read, especially for fans of mythological or paranormal fiction. It is a book with a wonderfully subtle exploration of mortality; an immortal creature wondering why mortal creatures bother to form relationships when all it leads to is pain. I think Morgan answers this herself, however, when she feels her own grief - it can't be helped, it is just human (and indeed ban sidhe) nature to become attached to other people. It is a risk we take without even knowing we are taking it or even being able to prevent it when in the end we know we will have to sacrifice everything. Such a good book, you should definitely read it, and I can't wait to read the next one to find out what happens next!
Sidehe's Call is a breath of fresh air when it comes to another addition to the coming of age/supernatural young adult genre. I'm fed up with the vampire/werewolf/zombie stuff; Sidehe's Call managed to open up a whole new realm of supernatural beings that are developed, entertaining, and exciting.

Even though she is a Ban-side, Morgan could be "every girl" in the fact that she has to convince those around her that she is a strong, independent young woman, capable of fulfilling prophecies. The fact that she faces her journey with a colorful array of monsters, transformations, and magic only adds to the adventure and anticipation in the novel.

I highly recommend Sidhe's Calling . . . my one hangup with the series is the fact that the second and third books still aren't published yet, and I'm not a patient person. However, I'm willing to wait for the Keening Trilogy!
Just finished reading this book and loved it!! Sidhe's Call is so cleverly written and keeps your interest piqued throughout the entire story. It's definitely a page turner!! I can't wait for the next two books to come out!!
Great read. The myths of the Emerald Isle are transplanted and modernized in this novel. The banshee only wailed a lot, from what I knew. But in this young adult fantasy, the keening of the banshee is a task of a strong young woman who is coming of age. Meaty characterizations and a plot with enough twists and turns to keep me guessing. Looking forward to the next two!
Thank you to Pam for suggesting this wonderful book for me to read. I really liked this wonderful story and especially because I live just minutes from Winchester Idaho. Thanks to Christy for all your hard work. I will be reading book two very soon.