I would not recommend this book to friends because of its predictability. Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not? This is as simply as I can put it, a wonderful epic saga that will be worth the reading and it will enrich the reader for every second he or she spends lost in the wonderful world of Pellinor! It is simply a beautiful connection that is portrayed seamlessly and wonderfully done by the writer Alison Croggon. Finally the moment of realization when she discovers that Hem is Cai, her long lost brother and age understands that deep feeling of connection she has felt from their first meeting. The first was the first meeting with Maerad and Cadvan and their tacit connection from the start, then later when Maerad senses the need to go into the plains and finds Hem. There are a series of moments that particularly moved me in this first story of Pellinor. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? Jeez please do NOT ask me to pick a favorite! Eloise Oxer is an amazing story teller and does such a wonderful job that you are simply invited into the world of Pellinor and you hardly realize you are not there yourself! Which character – as performed by Eloise Oxer – was your favorite? It really seems to mark the true beginning of the adventure. The most memorable moment for me is the first introduction to Cadvan in the milking barn where Maerad realizes she can see what others can not yet is nonplussed as to why.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Naming? The Naming ranks right up near the top of my list of favorites! The reader does a fabulous job of engaging the listener and the story captivates you from the very beginning. Where does The Naming rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? Perfect introduction to an exciting magical world
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