Flavia Bujor

Prophecy of the Stones, The

Ayden

It seems like the entire point of the book was the moral but yet many things weren't connected to the moral at all. It just left me really confused as to the whole point of many parts. It's still nice and I like the girls. Ambers my favorite. But non of them are real and we barely know anything about the real girl. How they fell in love was idiotic! I mean even in fairytales they don't fall in love like that! And this is coming from a true Cinderella and all those other unrealistic love stories fan. So you know somethings wrong when I say it's stupid.

chloe g

This had been one of the earliest books I read in fantasy and adventure like this, and I absolutely loved it. The story is engaging and intriguing and the characters are compelling. It may not be the most well-told, but it is one of my favorites and opened my eyes to this type of grand quest adventure story. I enjoyed it, and if you don't read too hard, you easily could too.

Prophecy of the Stones, The

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