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Froi of the Exiles (Lumatere Chronicles #2)

Melina Marchetta

Paperback | Pages: 593 pages

Rating: 4.29 | 16315 Users | 1921 Reviews

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Title	:	Froi of the Exiles (Lumatere Chronicles #2)
Author	:	Melina Marchetta
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 593 pages
Published	:	October 3rd 2011 by Viking Australia
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance. High Fantasy

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Blood sings to blood, Froi . . . Those born last will make the first . . . For Charyn will be barren no more. Three years after the curse on Lumatere was lifted, Froi has found his home... Or so he believes... Fiercely loyal to the Queen and Finnikin, Froi has been trained roughly and lovingly by the Guard sworn to protect the royal family, and has learned to control his quick temper. But when he is sent on a secretive mission to the kingdom of Charyn, nothing could have prepared him for what he finds. Here he encounters a damaged people who are not who they seem, and must unravel both the dark bonds of kinship and the mysteries of a half-mad Princess. And in this barren and mysterious place, he will discover that there is a song sleeping in his blood, and though Froi would rather not, the time has come to listen. Gripping and intense, complex and richly imagined, Froi of the Exiles is a dazzling sequel to Finnikin of the Rock, from the internationally best-selling and multi-award-winning author of Looking for Alibrandi, Saving Francesca, On the Jellicoe Road and The Piper's Son.

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Original Title:	Froi of the Exiles
ISBN:	0670076082 (ISBN13: 9780670076086)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Lumatere Chronicles #2
Characters:	Lucian, Phaedra, Finnikin, Froi, Quintana, Beatriss

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DNF @pg 165Alright, hear me out. I liked the first book but it put me in a slump and I liked this book too, but I've been reading this for like over a week now and I really don't feel it. It isn't the books fault. It's actually a really good book and I really would love to continue reading it, but whenever I pick it up I put it back down. I simple don't want to force myself to read this because that never ends well. I don't want to have a bad and boring time reading this.I'm leaving my rating

"....and he wanted to creep inside her head and join the madness." So I guess Im kinda a fantasy fan. (But still very much a learner)Because there have now been two series I cant get enough ofAnd its all to do with Double M and Ms Whalen Turner. Its taken me a while to process this book(Once I got over the jittery caffeine shakes and stiffness of the joints)Because when I skimmed through my notes I found with dismayMy pages full of only sad faces and exclamation points. I picked it up with the

Authors like Melina Marchetta leave me in an uncomfortable position. As a reader, I'm overjoyed to read books such as hers since they challenge my mind, make me smile and gape alike, and steal away pieces of my heart. As a writer, however, Marchetta's books...intimidate me. Never before have I read work from an author that just keeps getting better and better with each successive novel (and those who have read Marchetta's debut novel, Looking for Alibrandi, know that she has never been even a

Once upon a time...I never would have thought a book could have me sobbing my heart out at four in the morning.And then Melina Marchetta wrote On the Jellicoe Road.I never would have thought I'd like traditional fantasy novels.And then Melina Marchetta wrote Finnikin of the Rock.I never would have thought characters could get any better than Finnikin and Isaboe.And then Melina Marchetta wrote Froi of the Exiles.I think that if Ms Marchetta were to ever write a bad novel, the earth would simply

As seen on The ReadventurerYou know what is sad? That Froi of the Exiles is #76 on the Goodreads list of most popular books released this October, while Silence is #1. Will Melina Marchetta ever get the acknowledgement she deserves? Will her publishers ever promote her books the way they deserve to be promoted? I mean, so much effort and money is put into hyping garbage, why not put it towards something worthy? Very few people I'd recommended this author's novels disliked them, so would it be

My review can also be found on my blog Collections.It's been about two days since I finished this book, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. All I've been doing is skimming through the entire book and rereading my favorite parts and coming up with theories on how Melina Marchetta is going to resolve everything. When I started it, I stayed up really late the first day because I just could not put it down! It's definitely the fastest I've read through a Melina Marchetta novel. I

2019I bow to you, Melina Marchetta! I've read hundreds of books, but none quite as impressive as yours. When I first heard that Froi was going to be the lead character in the sequel to Finnikin of the Rock I think I might have given a silent cry inside, as I despised that pitiful young man in (most of) the first book. Little did I know of the tremendous growth he would go through, the strenghts of his heart and the smarts of his mind, or the power of the song sleeping in his blood. Little did