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Blade of Fire by Stuart Hill

Blade of Fire

The Icemark Chronicles

by Stuart Hill

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  • Feb 2007, 584 pages
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Rolando reyes

BEST BOOK EVER
I can't believe how great this book was! If i had to rate this book on a scale of 1 to 10 I give this book a 100. It is the best book I have ever read. I am a middle school student, and I got the book at my school and every day I go tell one of my friends to read it. This is book this is a book I will remember for my entire life. Stuart Hill you are a complete genius; your book is the first book that grabbed me from the beginning to the very end. Whatever you do to write these books, keep doing it, because you have yourself a new fan. Thank you for the gift of your books - I've even read this book 6 times already!
Icemark person

The book i LOVE!!!!!!!
OK,this book was dazzling and I loved every second I read in this book, and I wish I could have read the sneak peek to the Blade of Fire because I wanted to be " surprized" I wish I could have read the sneak peek! But this book fit my taste in books PERFECTLY to the T and to the K . I loved this book. I though it was a Fluke book but it was Stuart Hill and uh who said they weren't making a movie cause if this is true I am going to be MAD!
Bob Ness

Simple Amazing
After reading terrible vampire/werewolf/human books, which are not only highly predictable, but extremely boring, Blade of Fire was an exciting change. Filled with historic countries and mythical creatures, it is the tale of courage and despair, hope and uncertainty, and, best of all, finding ones self. The sense of wonder Sharley receives upon entering foreign lands adds to the story, and shows how a stranger might feel in an entirely different country is simply awe-inspiring, especially from the way Hill writes. Though I have heard that there hasn't been enough romance, this argument can be easily countered by saying that romance is truly there; not in the forms most young teenagers like to read, but it appears in the form of an unwavering power that could stand generations alone. Hill portrays this love as never-ending, and no sort of physical embrace is needed. The battle sequences are also amazing, and Stuart Hill hasn't failed yet. All in all, the books didn't cease to move me, and to make me read them over and over again.
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diva-daughter
This imaginable story was...interesting...a lot. I wish to request an idea to the author, Stuart Hill, my request is to make this book have more romance in it and to try making it into a movie. I bet it will be the best movie in the history of movies. PLEASE...consider my suggestions. Thank you!
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