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Sandry’s Book
Circle of Magic Series, Book 1
by 
Tamora Pierce
Tamora Pierce
Bruce Coville
Bruce Coville
Daniel Bostick
  
Publisher: Full Cast Audio
Subject(s):  Fantasy
Fiction
Juvenile Fiction
Young Adult Fiction

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Available copies:   0 (1 patron(s) on waiting list)
Library copies:   1
File size:   83709 KB
ISBN:   9781932076691
Release date:   Nov 02, 2002

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Description

When four strange, and strangely talented, youngsters are brought to Winding Circle by master mage Niko they find themselves drawn together in a Circle of Magic—a circle that binds them despite their differences.

Tamora Pierce, America’s most popular writer of young adult fantasy novels, weaves her own special magic in the opening volume of her wildly popular Circle of Magic quartet. Tammy herself narrates this recording, supported by a cast of nearly thirty actors, including Bruce Coville appearing as Niko. The rich web of voices bring this intricate story to life in a way that listeners will never forget.

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Reviews

AudioFile Magazine...
In the first book of Pierce's Circle of Magic quartet, the mage Niklaren Goldeye gathers four children and takes them to Winding Circle temple. They possess powers they do not understand, which leads to their being moved to Discipline cottage and which may end up making them a family. Full Cast Audio used almost 30 actors in this presentation, and the result is an exceptional match between the voices and the character descriptions, including children's characters being voiced by children. The resulting authenticity helps bring the world of Emelan to life. High production values are also seen in the musical accents and sound quality. E.J.F. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine
 
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