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Bardic Choices
  
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Bardic Choices (Paperback)

de Mercedes Lackey (Author), Josepha Sherman (Author)
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YA-No sooner had the Free Bards joined the Duke of Kingford's Company to escape the king's edict banning street performances than accidents began to happen. Spilled paint, forgotten lines, and actors tripping escalate to theft from the wardrobe mistress, life-threatening scenery crashes, and finally, the theater set ablaze during an opening performance. Magic, fantasy, romance, court intrigue, details of medieval life, and church politics are spiced with people who don't fit their stereotypes. A fast-paced romp.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Mass Market Paperback edition.


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When representatives of Alanda's Church seek to ferret out unauthorized magic and music, the Free Bards--those who will not or cannot join the priest-condoned Guild--fight back. --This text refers to the Mass Market Paperback edition.

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4.0étoiles sur 5 A Free Bards Tale, Juil 21 2001
Par Fred Camfield (Vicksburg, MS USA) - Voir tous mes commentaires
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This review is from: CAST OF CORBIES (Mass Market Paperback)
This is the third book in a series about the Free Bards. It takes place after book two, "The Robin & the Kestrel." It is desirable to read the earlier books first in order to understand the setting. Contrary to the advice of an earlier reviewer, you should not skip this book as it sets the stage for the following book. The king has outlawed street busking, causing the Free Bards and other street musicians to become creative in finding places to perform. By chance, Duke Arden of Kingsford is forming his own theatre company which presents an opportunity for Raven, Magpie, and their friends. However, an unknown enemy is trying to use sorcery to destroy the theatrical production. Various heroes and villains emerge as the story progresses. Lady Ardis, Justiciary Mage from book one ("The Lark and the Wren"), is reintroduced (she also appears later in "Four and Twenty Blackbirds"). The story reaches a blazing climax as various people are brought together by tragedy.
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2.0étoiles sur 5 Disappointing, Fév 7 2000
This review is from: CAST OF CORBIES (Mass Market Paperback)
This book wasn't actively BAD, which is why I didn't give it one star, but it wasn't that great either. Most of Lackey's other stuff is much better. (Haven't read much Sherman, so I can't judge whether this is low-quality for her or not.) If you want to read about the world and conflicts of Alanda, I'd recommend skipping this book and reading the first 3 books of the Bardic Voices trilogy (skip Four And Twenty Blackbirds, it's a very flat last book.) If you really want good Mercedes Lackey, read the Valdemar series, especially the Last Herald-Mage trilogy. A Cast Of Corbies does have some good parts, and it's nice to know what happens to Raven, who was a minor character in the Bardic Voices books. Unfortunately, though, it seemed like the authors weren't really trying with this one; the villains don't have a real motivation, and the good guys seem to mostly stumble around, except for Raven and occasionally Magpie. It's interesting to watch the dynamics between them, but the end is kind of predictable, and most of the book just seems really flat. Not what I'd expected from this series and this author. I'd skip it unless you want a nice, quick, somewhat shallow YA read.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Wow!, Déc 3 1998
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This review is from: CAST OF CORBIES (Mass Market Paperback)
I did not expect to like this book, and though I wasn't as drawn to it as I was the Valdemar books, I was soon trapped in a world of Bardic Choices. A great book full of magick, and the knowledge of what is allowed to happen when any one force tries to be in complete control.
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