
Sheepfarmer's Daughter
The Deed of Paksenarrion, Book 1
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Narrado por:
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Jennifer Van Dyck
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De:
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Elizabeth Moon
Refusing to marry a pig farmer and joining the army, even if it means never seeing her family again, Paksenarrion begins an adventure that enables her to restore an overthrown ruler.
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its a real kick to read the beginning knowing the end and appreciate the long vision of a great story teller that Eluzsberh Moon is.
really REALLY enjoy this story
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Enthralling
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Wonderful story! Narration sometimes lacked climax
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Good story, poor recording.
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Rather ponderous
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Excellent
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What did you love best about Sheepfarmer's Daughter?
This is the first book of a trilogy. This book specifically deals with the main character's transition from living on a farm with an angry father to living in a barracks pursuing life as part of a mercenary army. This is a fantasy based world, but the fantasy is secondary to the plot. The world is well developed but it doesn't over shadow the characters in the story. I have found that in some fantasy books, the world is its own character in the novel. This is not the case in this book. You get the richness of the world without it being overbearing.What other book might you compare Sheepfarmer's Daughter to and why?
Not sure. I haven't ventured into true fantasy yet. I have a problem sometimes getting into what my friends have called "high fantasy" books. Which is a serious bummer because I've started Game of Thrones 4 times and I still haven't gotten past the 1st chapter. I read the print copy of this book as The Deed of Paksenarrion (all 3 books in one) years ago and loved it.Have you listened to any of Jennifer Van Dyck’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Jennifer Van Dyck's performance is outstanding. She is one of my favorite narrators. I have tried new books because I saw that she was the narrator.If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
I don't know but it would be a great movie, especially now that everyone is on the Game of Thrones kick.Any additional comments?
Don't be afraid to give this trilogy a try, its well written, the character development is good and its original. Definitely not reused content in a different world.Fantastic Fantasy Trilogy: Book 1
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Great listen
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Excellent!
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There are certainly hints throughout the book that this is only part of a larger tale (and thankfully, we can go on to read more of that tale!) but the book stands very well on it's own ... hmm, books don't exactly have feet, so perhaps cover? After all, most books are only part of a larger tale and often we don't have a chance to see what happens next, however much we may wish to go on.
Jennifer Van Dyck does an excellent job investing this book with the voices of the characters and their emotions: her narration is consistently smooth and well paced and her choices for timbre and accent for individual characters delightful.. Although this may have been the first of the many books she narrated that I heard, I have listened to others since and have specifically looked for books she narrated when selecting a new book for my own audio library.
Enjoyable and a Wonderful start of a great series
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