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Forest Born Books of Bayern Shannon Hale Books

This novel is the finale to the Books of Bayern. The series is fantastic! And the finale does not disappoint. I was a little thrown off during the third book when it was about Razo, but this fourth one restores all your faith in the series. It is about Razo's sister and her finding herself. She is a little younger than most of the characters, but it makes her all the sweeter to read about.

The story differs in that Rin isn't necessarily battling abilities that she has (as all the other characters were), at least not at first. Rin is trying to find out where she belongs in this world. She makes you think about what matters in life and how important friends and family are, especially when you are learning how to use your talents.


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Forest Born Books of Bayern Shannon Hale Books Reviews

Read the series in order. Otherwise, you will wonder at some of the motivations for the characters. If you read the series in order, you will probably appreciate that not a lot of the book is taken up by rehashing previous books. If you do not read the series in order, you will probably wonder at some of the characters' motivation for their actions. The characters and plot are still interesting in each book if they are read separately, but not as interesting as if you read them in order.
I've heard lots of people say that this was their least favorite of the books of Bayern. I have the opposite approach. Maybe it's because I am/was just as shy and confused as Rin. It's my opinion that if there's someone out there who's really reserved that you want to understand better, this is a good book to read.

The text is of course the most important part of a book, but I have to admit that I own two copies because I had to have the cover that matches all the others, especially if it's one of my favorite books of all time. The Special Edition cover captures the feeling of the story and the seclusion of Rin much more effectively for me.
This was my least favorite book in the series, mostly because I found Rin the least likable protagonist / the most difficult to relate to. I did like that all of the characters from the earlier books were very involved in the story though, and I like that the girls were able to save themselves. The main thing that bothered me about the book (besides not loving Rin), was how long it took the characters to figure out some pretty obvious things. All in all this was a fine conclusion to the series, since it brought everything together nicely, but it was my least favorite installment.
Is amazing The fourth book in this series It is also a great stand alone book as are all the other books in the Bayern series but it makes more sense to read them all here 're the other books for your information and enjoyment

The Goose Girl - Isi's Story of how she became the princess of Bayern 1st (first) book in the series wonderful book

Enna Burning - Enna's story of the war between two country's and Enna's part in it. She also learns about how to create and control fire (but will she learn fast enough before it destroys her?). In this story you'll learn about treachery love and most of all friendship. 2nd (second)

River of Secrets - This story mostly takes place in Tira the place that Bayern has recently had war with. Surprisingly this is Razo's story ( I know right I thought that this was a all girls party too) In this book he meets the mysterious and beautiful Dasha whom with he discovers a deadly plot that could destroy all of Bayern! 3rd (third)

That's all the books there is or at least for now Who knows maybe there's more? Just kidding that's all there is or at least I think so. Anyways check out some of the other Shannon Hale books like Princess Academy and its sequel Princess Academy Palace of stone, also there's Ever after high which I think all young girls would enjoy between the ages 9- 16, Another book is Book of a thousand days which is great. I LOVED these books and plan on reading more Shannon Hale. That's it I guess so bye hope you liked my review. Look at some of my other ones.
The story itself is great. Delightful sibling humor and pranks. A tense journey through the country to find an evil opportunist. And best of all some unique magical talents.
Our narrator is a fifteen year old, struggling with severe growing pains. This was very tedious to me. I don't believe we needed to know every single thought that went through her mind. Over and over again, making very little progress. Thank heaven she's pretty much worked through her fears! I'm definitely going to read the next book as I believe it will be much better now that she's gotten her head straightened out! Great potential for a fun and exciting series.
I have ravished this series! From the very first novel "Goose Girl" I was enthralled by the courage and dignity of the main character Isi and her cohorts. This being the fourth installment in the series, you can say I was invested ) This is actually my favorite novel aside from the first. I love the relatability I find with this book's heroine Rin. Not to mention the twists and turns and evil return of assumed, once-dead characters! EEP! Just read the series!
This is the 4th book in the Bayern series and revolves around Rin, younger sister to Razo. Rin has been fairly content with her life, but when an encounter with a boy ending in a kiss, leaves her worried and disconnects her with her beloved forest, she ventures to the city with her brother. She takes on the role of one of the handmaidens to Queen Isi, and is enamored with the boy prince. When she suspects that one of the other handmaidens has ulterior motives against the prince, she acts to protect him. Rin becomes entangled with the mysterious goings-on in a nearby kingdom and must help when an old adversary of the Queen appears. Rin must learn to trust in her own skills and the balance that she receives from the forest if she is going to be able to help save the people she loves. While it took me a little while to get into the story, the author has done a lovely job in creating a unique addition to the world of Bayern, while giving us a taste of the characters that we loved from the previous stories.
This novel is the finale to the Books of Bayern. The series is fantastic! And the finale does not disappoint. I was a little thrown off during the third book when it was about Razo, but this fourth one restores all your faith in the series. It is about Razo's sister and her finding herself. She is a little younger than most of the characters, but it makes her all the sweeter to read about.

The story differs in that Rin isn't necessarily battling abilities that she has (as all the other characters were), at least not at first. Rin is trying to find out where she belongs in this world. She makes you think about what matters in life and how important friends and family are, especially when you are learning how to use your talents.