It's here it's here it's finally here!!!!!!!!! Warden and the Wolf King, the fourth book in Andrew Peterson's amazing Wingfeather Saga, has finally come out for all the world to read.
Everyone needs to read this. You, your parents, your grandparents, your neighbors, your children, your trashman, your mailman, the random lady you walked past in Walmart, EVERYONE.
There's not much I can say about this book that wouldn't be a spoiler. But I can tell you that it's above and beyond even what I thought it would be. This book is so amazing that even people who don't like to read will love it.
But you must start at the beginning, in a little town in Skree called Glipwood. You have to meet Janner, Tink, and Leeli, three normal kids in a small town. You need to meet Nia, their mother, and Podo, their grandfather. You have to learn about the dangerous Fangs of Dang, and their leader Gnag the Nameless. And all about the creatures of Skree, like the extremely dangerous Toothy Cows. And the garden pests called Thwaps.
Then, by the time you finish the first part of the four part series, you won't be able to put it down. You will drive everyone crazy by your endless mutterings about the series. By the time you finish book three, Andrew Peterson will have blown your mind so many times you won't think anything can surprise you ever again.
And then you start Warden and the Wolf king. Andrew proves you wrong again, and again and again and again. Everything he does defies what you thought and imagined, but it makes perfect sense. Every scattered piece that Andrew has been leaving hints about the entire series comes together, and in the end, it is a more than beautiful picture. When you reach the end, you can't help but cry, simply because it's over.
Or is it?
You can always turn back, back to the very beginning.
Where you have to meet Janner, Tink, and Leeli, three normal kids in a small town.
And fall in love all over again.
Oh, and once you've finished the series, click below, because everyone needs to hear this song.
Everyone needs to read this. You, your parents, your grandparents, your neighbors, your children, your trashman, your mailman, the random lady you walked past in Walmart, EVERYONE.
There's not much I can say about this book that wouldn't be a spoiler. But I can tell you that it's above and beyond even what I thought it would be. This book is so amazing that even people who don't like to read will love it.
But you must start at the beginning, in a little town in Skree called Glipwood. You have to meet Janner, Tink, and Leeli, three normal kids in a small town. You need to meet Nia, their mother, and Podo, their grandfather. You have to learn about the dangerous Fangs of Dang, and their leader Gnag the Nameless. And all about the creatures of Skree, like the extremely dangerous Toothy Cows. And the garden pests called Thwaps.
Then, by the time you finish the first part of the four part series, you won't be able to put it down. You will drive everyone crazy by your endless mutterings about the series. By the time you finish book three, Andrew Peterson will have blown your mind so many times you won't think anything can surprise you ever again.
And then you start Warden and the Wolf king. Andrew proves you wrong again, and again and again and again. Everything he does defies what you thought and imagined, but it makes perfect sense. Every scattered piece that Andrew has been leaving hints about the entire series comes together, and in the end, it is a more than beautiful picture. When you reach the end, you can't help but cry, simply because it's over.
Or is it?
You can always turn back, back to the very beginning.
Where you have to meet Janner, Tink, and Leeli, three normal kids in a small town.
And fall in love all over again.
Oh, and once you've finished the series, click below, because everyone needs to hear this song.
