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Loading... Crewel Lye: A Caustic Yarn ( Xanth Novel, No. 8) (original 1985; edition 1984)by Piers Anthony
Work InformationCrewel Lye: A Caustic Yarn by Piers Anthony (Author) (1985)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. A long time ago when I was tweenish, I loved this series. I know it won't survive a re-read, so I'm noting it and letting it go. The Xanth books by Piers Anthony were some of the first SciFi/Fantasy books I ever read. I love puns so I have always enjoyed them. Upon re-reading them I can see that they have some weaknesses but overall they stand the test of time. They are a fun and fast read that keeps me amused without any deep thinking required. Jordan was a ghost in Castle Roogna now, spending his time with little five-year-old Ivy and watching his own past unfold on the magic tapestry. But once he had been a valorous knight, riding his ghost horse Pook on a fabulous and dangerous mission. He had been betrayed with a cruel lie by two wily magicians and the woman he loved. He had been killed at the end, and his bones had been scattered. Now he could not even remember where they had been buried. That was important, because Jordan's talent had been to recover from almost any injury, provided enough of his body could be assembled to grow together again. But all that had been four hundred years before. Nobody who was alive today knew or cared where his bones might be. no reviews | add a review
Belongs to SeriesThe Magic of Xanth (08) Belongs to Publisher SeriesBastei Lübbe Fantasy (20094) Pocket (5527) Is contained inAwardsDistinctions
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HTML:A knight of ghosts and shadows! Jordan was a ghost in Castle Roogna now, spending his time with little five-year-old Ivy and watching his own past unfold on the magic tapestry. But once he had been a valorous knight, riding his ghost horse Pook on a fabulous and dangerous mission. He had been betrayed with a cruel lie by two wily magicians and the woman he loved. He had been killed at the end, and his bones had been scattered. Now he could not even remember where they had been buried. That was important, because Jordan's talent had been to recover from almost any injury, provided enough of his body could be assembled to grow together again. But all that had been four hundred years before. Nobody who was alive today knew or cared where his bones might be. It was hardly the proper ending for a gallant adventure!. No library descriptions found. |
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