
The Robin and the Kestrel
Bardic Voices, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Christa Lewis
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By:
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Mercedes Lackey
Rune, Robin, and Nightingale. Together they will save us all. (If we're very lucky.)
Rune: She ran away from an abusive home to become the greatest violinist her world had ever known—and when the Ghost of Skull Hill tried to stop her, she played him to sleep!
Robin: No mean musician herself, she must make her own visit to Skull Hill - to recruit the dreadful ghost to their cause.
Nightingale: Alone she could accomplish nothing. So she joined forces with T'fyrr, a strange nonhuman with the face of a raptor and the voice of an angelic choir.
This unlikely set of heroes had the daunting task of saving the King—and through him the Gypsies, Free Bards, and non-humans of the twenty kingdoms. Fortunately, their opponents had no idea how potent a weapon music could be....
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Interesting world
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the story
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entertaining to say the least
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Awesome narrator
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Great book
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Lovely fantasy from M. Lackey
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Otherwise, the story may be good, but I’ll have to read the physical book to find out.
I couldn’t stand the narrator’s fake stutter.
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The Robin & The Kestrel (Bardic Voices, #2)
by Mercedes Lackey
For Creative Edge Publicity.
an amazingly timely story, of women's rights, artistic rights set in a mythological future world. Taking from the story of the Lark and the Wren, The Robin and the Kestrel show the next story in this remarkable world. A cross between science fiction and fantasy this story shows the nature of propaganda and how it can change peoples hearts and minds, much to the worst. The Idea that a religion could break the world is not a new concept. Nor that people use religion to excuse very evil actions, or opinions. But that people can be easily manipulated if people slowly are shown that something is contrary to popular opinion. This would be a great story for middle school reading groups, as they are shown more and more of the modern history. Its a way to introduce the problems of world war 2, and other media frenzied popular manipulation through propaganda. I love the characters, and the mythos of this world, the idea that sometimes people need to understand that differences are not inherently evil, but in many ways can help you not only see a broader world but also understand that there is more than one way to do anything
bards and propaganda
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Poetic Justice
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