Firewing

De: Kenneth Oppel

Narrado por: John McDonough

Griffin is just a newborn bat when he falls through an underground fissure into the most dangerous of all places, the Underworld - the land of the dead. Though his father, the heroic Shade, will try to rescue him, Griffin bravely sets off on his own adventure to find the Tree that will take him home. Will he make it? This companion to Silverwing and Sunwing is mesmerizing, full of extraordinary details and vibrant imagery.©2003 Kenneth Oppel (P)2003 Recorded Books, LLC

Good Book

What did you love best about Firewing?

I love it because, shade is such a hard worker for his family, the only thing that I didn't like was that when the book finished it didn't feel like it was done mentally or in general.

A breathtaking finale to an unforgettable trilogy

My friend and I got into the Silverwing trilogy recently. This is truly such a gripping story for young adults and even most audiances alike. I never thought I would care for bats so much, but Kenneth Oppel has become a new favorite.

A great conclusion to a childhood favorite

I reread this series to see if one of my childhood favorites held up as an adult, and I am pleased to say it did not disappoint. Exiting and fast paced, emotional and humorous, it has everything you could want. There are interesting themes and existential questions provided in a easily consumable way for young readers, and well-realized characters that stick with you long after you finish.

The most beautiful description of the afterlife I’ve ever read.

The title explains it all, read this book, read this series. Praise to Kenneth Oppel.

Heartwrenching

Hate that they’re removing this - finished the series hours before the app says it’s going to be “removed.” Audible is loosing a great series

Feels incomplete

While memorable, the ending to what is otherwise a great childhood series feels empty and incomplete. This book descends into the underworld like a Greek myth. And while the sound magic is exciting, the philosophical ideas come before the story. I feel the characters deserved better. Or perhaps the depressing idea that evil is always relentless without end is not why I read any fantasy story.