The Ever Storms

Wilderlore, Book 3

By: Amanda Foody

Narrated by: Steve West

Length: 9 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's summary

Barclay and his friends find new dangers and fresh adventure when they encounter mysterious sandstorms in the Desert in this “engaging, dragon lover’s fantasy” (School Library Journal) that’s the third book of the New York Times bestselling Wilderlore series.

After saving the Sea, Barclay and his fellow apprentices are eager to take part in a new kind of adventure—the Symposium, a set of courses that all apprentices of the Lore Keeper Guild need to pass before they can take their licensing exam. Barclay is excited to travel to the Desert to study at the University of Al Faradh, the most respected school in all the Wilderlands, and to reunite with the new friends he made at the Sea.

He’s slightly less excited about the Tourney, the traditional, good-natured prank war between the various apprentice tracks. As an Elsie, he’s pretty sure he’ll have enough on his hands keeping up with the Symposium without having to worry about stink bombs and slime warfare.

But as mysterious, unnatural sandstorms start to appear around the Desert, there are more than just exams and bragging rights at stake. And the appearance of an exclusive, magical library might just be the key to everything…

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Great story

For all ages. Adventure, magic and friendship.
Wonderful for older children and adults alike.
If you like Harry Potter you will enjoy this series.

Omg it was so good And pretty much the best thing I ever red

The end was the best
and the start was the worst and avirig but overall so good 😊

Love this book

Great story to follow her first two books! Would recommend to anyone who likes animals and magic, can’t get enough of these books!

Longer car rides, please‽

My kids beg to go for car rides, just so we can listen to the story. They love the first three books and can hardly wait for the next book to come out.

Great listen!

My daughter and I found this story delightful. It was always five more minutes, please.

Pretty good

Even though this book is the most blatant Harry Potter ripoff yet, as a twelve year old, I really enjoyed it. It was nice to go more in-depth for the characters, and though it felt at times as though events were jam-packed into the book, I really liked the story and characters. This is my second favorite in the series so far, my very favorite being book 1. I can’t wait to listen to book 4, and I hope it’s just as great as the first three.

Sooooooo Gooooooooood

The story is a crazy and amazing fun book. The narrator brings it to life.

Its a good story

I'm not YR but I really like the story and premise of this book. Its progressing quickly and I would like to have some more scenes with the mentors actually teaching their students vs just checking up on them. I don't really buy the character developments because so much of it is off screen.

They add a lot of new characters in each book and I forget them as soon as the chapter ends.

Awesome Book!!!

Awesome book! I loved it. I highly recommend this book. For ages 9-13. All-around great book.👍

Really good!

It's got a few flaws: so Barclay has a minor crush it doesn't do much to the story,Barclay doesn't get a second beast,and Yasha and Audrian exist more in their minds then in really life. However the tourney was EPIC. so read this book it's really good. Anyway I think that if Keys wants to have a chance to succeed in his goal he needs more allies.