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Garth nix sabriel series6/2/2023 ![]() ![]() There were so many names I had no idea how to pronounce (like Astarael and Belgaer), but the narrator did all the pronunciation work so I didn’t have to. I mainly listened to this on audiobook, and I’m super glad I did. I said I’d love to take them off her hands, and here we are. Recently, she contacted me saying that she’s getting rid of the books and wanted to know if I wanted the series before she donates them. She was with me at that book festival where we got to meet SJM and Garth Nix and bought the whole series. Seven years later, I finally picked it up thanks to a friend of mine. ![]() Maas said in a panel that it was one of her favorite books growing up and inspired her to write the Throne of Glass series. ![]() I had never heard of it before, but Sarah J. Sabriel was the second book I put in my Goodreads TBR list since joining back in 2014. There, she confronts an evil that threatens much more than her life, and comes face to face with her hidden destiny. Ever since she was a tiny child, she has lived outside the Wall of the Old Kingdom–far away from the uncontrolled power of Free Magic, and away from the Dead who won’t stay dead.īut now, her father is missing and Sabriel is called upon to cross into the world to find him, Leaving the safety of the school she has known as home, Sabriel embarks upon a quest fraught with supernatural dangers, with companions she is unsure of–for nothing is as it seems within the boundary of the Old Kingdom. ![]() Sabriel is the daughter of the Mage Abhorsen. ![]()
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