The evil warlord Mordig has escaped from his prison, and only the true blade of power can defeat him and save the land of Lowthar. The sword must be forged in goblin fires, and it’s up to Kenric to win the goblin king’s allegiance. Kenric, Linwe, and Hnagi undertake a daring mission, first into the goblin realm and then into Mordig’s own stronghold. And at last they must face him in battle to decide the fate of Lowthar. Reassuringly concise and brimming with spine-tingling adventure, the Lowthar’s Blade trilogy leads young readers straight to the heart of high fantasy.
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Feb 22 2013
By Terry M.
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This was a gift for my youngest grandson.
He loved it. Perfect for middle school age children.
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He loved it. Perfect for middle school age children.
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Great Book Series for Boys
Oct 17 2011
By Lynn Gazzara
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My son loved this series and he was thrilled to share it with the class. His girl classmates didn't get it but his other boy classmates sure did and all wanted to read the books when he was done.
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Awesome ending to an awesome trilogy
Mar 17 2009
By Kristen L. Lambert
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My 6-year-old son and I LOVE this trilogy. We read it each night at bedtime. He hates to go to bed, but he actually asked me last night if we could hurry up and go to bed so that we could read. It has just the right amount of suspense and scary stuff to keep him riveted without having him end up in my bed in the middle of the night. No pictures, which is actually good because the pictures along with books of a similar scariness level tend to send him over the edge. We've started several books in the past that he didn't want to read anymore after he saw a picture of the first goblin/pixie/etc. I think I enjoy these almost as much as he does!
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