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  • The End of Time

  • By: P.W. Catanese
  • Narrated by: Richard Poe
  • Length: 10 hrs and 29 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (80 ratings)

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The End of Time

By: P.W. Catanese
Narrated by: Richard Poe
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Publisher's summary

Popular children’s author P.W. Catanese draws the adventures of the Books of Umber to an exciting conclusion. Still unable to control the powers he needs to save the old world of Umber, Hap’s time draws short as threats come from every direction. Hap will be put to a final test as he confronts powerful enemies - but he’ll soon discover that success requires great personal sacrifice.

©2011 P.W. Catanese (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC
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umber

dude needs to make more. the books leave me craving more of umbers adventures, Casper and the bidmes stood out most. the dynamic of Casper trying to outshine umber and umber bailing him out is highly intertaining. and there's lots of happenstances story that's left untold

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Felt too long

Would you consider the audio edition of The End of Time to be better than the print version?

My family has enjoyed the Umber trilogy very much. The only bad thing I have to say about this book is that being the last in the series I felt that the author had too much to wrap up in this book. In places it felt like it was dragging. I feel like the book could have been split into two books and some of the ideas could have been fleshed out more, without it feeling like it was dragging. Other than that it really is a great book, and series that our family loved.

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The interface between our modern world and a fantasy world.

Which character – as performed by Richard Poe – was your favorite?

Hap

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No you’re crying!

So it’s obviously written for kids but I like the underlying story these books seem to me to have about life. Like it’s a deeper meaning, I won’t say & haven’t in my reviews, in case it seems like some kind of spoiler, but each book to me has it.

I don’t think it’s a typical “moral of the story” type of book so it’s entertaining & not just teaching. Kids will most likely not even see the parallels I see as an adult.

This story ended nicely to me.

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