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Publisher's Summary
#1 New York Times bestseller Brandon Muller launches a brand-new multi-platform phenomenon. Four children separated by vast distances all undergo the same ritual, watched by cloaked strangers. Four flashes of light erupt, and from them emerge the unmistakable shapes of incredible beasts - a wolf, a leopard, a panda, a falcon. Suddenly the paths of these children - and the world - have been changed forever.
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- Fiona
- Hobart
- 25-12-2016
Coolest thing ever
Loved it and I thought that it was ok just a little bit too little
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- Kindle Customer
- 20-02-2016
Awesome
I always loved the books by Brandon mull .I love all of the spirit animal books but especially this one. I've read all of the Brandon mall books and I really like them but this one really interested in me it's good for ages seven then to 12. but I think it would be good for all ages that's just the ones I would do. I hope you enjoyed the book as much as I did. read you later!
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- Marc Bedinghaus
- 27-01-2016
Thank You
hi .thanks for reading this book to the world .From Kyra .💖💗💝💟💞💜💙💘I really like the book.
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- V. Bisram
- 21-06-2016
I absolutely love this book
Starts out amazing and the action and story just gets better and better. I highly recommend this book for kinds. Great narrator. This book got my 7 year old sister into reading. 😀
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- Ellie
- 05-11-2016
Review from 9 y/o daughter
If you like animals you should read this book.it is good for all ages.and adventures.🐼🐯🐤👍👍👍👍😍😁
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- Mark Steele
- 17-01-2015
Great
I absolutely recommend this book I thought it was interesting it had action. I can't wait to read the next book
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- Alison Sian James
- 19-02-2018
“Great Start to a Great Series”
A wonderfully detailed story, with plenty of adventure and fun, will not disappoint the pickiest of critics. Huge fan.
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- Joey Biggs
- 12-02-2018
great
loved this book really good story and really easy to listen to. the reader is pretty great
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- Lady Chaps
- 31-12-2017
Not for me
I just couldn't finish this book. It was extremely predictable and after 3 hours of listening the story was still on building the foundation. I kept coming back to it thinking maybe it will get better and then finally gave up with about an hour left.
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- girlsas
- 01-11-2016
Engaging for adults and older kids
I bought this for my 7 year old son and I to listen to together, on the recommendation of an 11 year old friend. My 7 year old likes it, but I was captured by it even more. Reminds me of The Golden Compass series (which I loved) but not as dark and without the religious overtones - thus more appropriate for younger kids. Quite good really! I think I'll buy the next book for myself now, then re-listen to the rest of this with my boy at his pace.
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- Tavis
- 01-08-2016
Great Story in another great series
This first in what is likely to be a series that parents can enjoy with their children. My family loves listening to Brandon Mull's books in the car on our way to school or on our family vacations.
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- EC W
- 17-04-2014
Cracks along - Clever computer game tie in
My local reading library is divided into ability sections. Wild Born was the next level up to books my 8 yr old son is reading, so I thought I'd get the audiobook.
The 4 main characters are 12 years old, so I suppose its aimed at the 8 to 12 yr bracket.My 6 yr old son didn't understand some of the vocabulary ("What's a precipice?" He shouted from the back of the car) but he did enjoy the thrust of the story.
I was not entirely convinced by the narrator - her range of "voices" isn't very wide, but at least she's consistent with them - but the story cracks along at a rapid pace. This was great for us as its the Easter Holidays, and we had quite a few half hour plus drives. How it would've worked for the more stop/start school run I'm not sure. So: mild peril, one death (sensitively handled), children in control, magic superpowers bestowed by a spirit animal (they choose you, not everyone gets one). As soon as it finished, they were begging me to get the next one. Result! Oh and a proper cliff hanger ending. You'll want to have the second book on stand by, just in case.
I had noticed on the library paperback that Scholastic had a computer game to accompany the book (www.spiritanimals.com), so I let the boys on that too. This allows you to choose your hero, bond with your spirit animal and go off on a quest. The combination is dynamite. To get more money etc you need codes from the back of the books in the series. Whilst this is no use with the audiobook, if you had a reluctant reader you were trying to tempt into doing to actual reading, it would definitely be worth a try.
My 6 yr old struggles with the computer game (lots of reading on screen instructions, which bores him after a while). I spotted him in the garden with a green cloak from our dressing up box, attempting to "bond" with one of our cats. It's that kind of a book.
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- DF
- 27-03-2015
An excellent start to the series
As the final book approaches next week I decided to listen to the full set again, and I have to say that this really introduces the characters well. You also get some action, so it's nice as a book in its own right, but really should be read with the rest of the series.
The narrator does a good job, making sure you know which of our four leads is speaking at any given time, and equally well gives life to the story.
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