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How We Found Alison's Books


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StarLily
January 26th, 2006, 06:59 PM
Starlily, just as a matter of curiosity - which edition was it that you bought? UK, US or Australian? (And I'm so excited I actually made it into an airport bookshop...)
i don't know which edition it is. i think UK. its cover is sort of redish purpulish and it has Maerad's brooch on it. same layout as the riddle. map in backround too. :D

Cait
January 28th, 2006, 09:58 PM
I was just looking for something to read (my weekly occupation) in Borders when I saw the Gift. I think it must have been facing me and it grabbed my attention (I love SF novels and it def looked like one with the green and a caped mysterious figure...) and I gave it a try! It was love at first chapter <3... :D

I waited for so long for the Riddle to come out and I was so excited to see it on the bookshelves! And now I can't wait for the Crow to come...

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PeachiePeach843
February 11th, 2006, 09:40 PM
I was in the library DESPERATE for new books, when I saw The Naming, when I saw that it was part of a series, I partly dismissed it, the summary sounded kind of iffy, but like I said I was desperate....turned out I made a good choice! I'm SO happy I didn't put the book back down! *bows down in gratitude*

And of course, after reading The Naming, I bought the Riddle from the UK, and so now I'm going to be a Pellinor fan forever! YAY for books and Alison!

Liana
February 12th, 2006, 02:12 AM
My mum borrowed the Gift from the library back in September (i think) 2004 and she really liked it and persuaded me to read it and i loved it from the first few pages then i nagged her into phoning the publishers to find out about the next book in the series.i got the riddle when it first came out(ordered it)
and can't wait until the Crow comes out!!!

peter_gia
April 13th, 2006, 09:41 PM
Got mine as a b'day pressie!!! Same with the riddle as well... i dont think it will work when the crow comes out... my bday is too far away

ema
April 14th, 2006, 12:13 PM
well.... My friend kathryn decided she wanted to see how much of a book worm i was and stuck the thickest book she could find and told me to read it. she curses the day she did that cause i go on and on about it now! lol :D :D

Inka_Reb
April 18th, 2006, 12:38 PM
Once upon a time, I saw the gift on the shelf in my school library in the SF section. I read the blurb and it sounded intresting and then i couldn't put it down!!!I even got told off for reading it in class!

After that i tried to buy the Riddle but it was NOWHERE!! so i panicked and asked my mum to order it but she dusn't like shopping online...Sooo i gave up.
But then i found it on the new books section in the library and i actually shreaked(softly), much to my embarrasment :o i actually found this site by accident when i was surfing the net.

And thats the story of how I became a Pellinor Fan, thank you for listening :D :D :D

Lemur_Girl
April 18th, 2006, 04:31 PM
My English teacher (aka god teacher decended from the heavens above) picked out a collection of books for us to read and keep reading journals of. She described each one breifly, and one of them was the Naming, and what got me was "a strong female heroine and vivid landscapes". By Innail I couldn't put it down :D :p

and then when I was halfway through I emailed Alison :D :p or should I say "bothered" :D :D :D

and I went out to Chapters to get my own copy, it was the LAST ONE skfhdjsvkbdvdbsvb I was so happy :D

Jennistar
April 19th, 2006, 04:26 AM
I found 'The Gift' in the library when I was hunting around as I do :rolleyes: . Took one look at the blurb, read the bit about M & C, knew they were going to get together, took it out and read it!

It was the bit in Norloch that totally made me a fan - the whole trial scene with Enkir/Milana/Maerad and the Cadvan/Maerad confession had me hooked! I stayed up reading it til one am!

And then I found the Riddle in my bookshop, bought it straight away and here I am WAITING DESPERATELY FOR BOOKS 3 AND 4!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

peter_gia
April 19th, 2006, 04:32 AM
My english banned me from reading in english lol.. shes confiscated my copy of the riddle because i was reading to much.. i got it back later that day but she dusnt want me reading unless its wider reading in class lol

 

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