Enna's brother, Leifer, has been burned to death by his own powers. She is horrified when she discovers that she has fire power too. But she cannot stop using it. They are at war, and the need to burn something is always pushing at her mind. Soon the fear of the fire-witch is in every Tiran camp. So they set a trap for her, and it worked. They put her on a drug that makes her unable to use her powers. The captain, Sileph, tricks her into thinking Bayern is wrong and Tira right. Soon she begins to burn for Tira. But seh figures it out and escapes. THe problem now is that the fire is eating her up from the inside. If they don't find a cure soon, she will die just like Leifer.
Good. It was an easy read. I wanted it to be longer, but really there was too much of Enna in the Tiran camp. I don't want to read 150 pages about believing Sileph. THey should have cut some of that out and turned it into battles or getting married to Finn.
We are reading Beowulf in Literature. It is good but sometimes confusing.
I started a book for NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) It's a continuation of King Arthur.
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
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...I just think of these things, and then I don't feel so bad!
- Barnes and Noble (and books in general)
- birthday parties
- friends
- fun words (like effervescent and uber)
- knitting
- learning languages
- RUF
- Scrabble...and other word games
- skiing
- sleep-overs
- swimming
- tea
- traveling (not the car part, so much!)
- weddings
- writing fantasy stories
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