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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Review of Bran Hambric: The Farfield Curse by Kaleb Nation

Hey All.  I'm back to tell you about a book that I just finished reading called Bran Hambric: The Farfield Curse by Kaleb Nation.  It was an amazing read, although it took the better part of the week to finish.  The story is set in the imaginary city of Dunce were magic and gnomes are outlawed.  And if anyone is caught, be it a gnome or a mage, they are sent to prison indefinitely.  The main character, Bran Hambric, lives with the Wilomase's and their cousin Rosie, Brans only friend.  Bran ended up with the Wilomas family after being found in a bank fault at the age of six, with no memory of his past.  And after a strange creature named Shambles appears one night as Bran and Sewey Wilomas sit on the roof and wait for the illusive burglar, Bran finds out who his mother really was.  A mage.  And not any normal mage.  The very one that created the worst and most known curse in the world of magic.  The Farfield Curse.  Bran soon is tossed into the world of magic as he discovers that there are men in the city looking for him because he holds the last piece to the curse that his mother never finished.

This story is truly a wonderful ride that you can take over and over.  Bran is a great character, and he is surrounded with an amazing group of people, including Sewey Wilomas and his crazy antics through out the story.  I recommend this book for everyone from age 8 to 80.  And with such talented writing, and an amazing storyline that is unique in it's very own way.  I wouldn't be surprised to see this novel become another big Hollywood film.  That's all for now.  Happy reading!














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