Monday, April 14, 2008

The Ranger's Apprentice

Hi fellow book bloggers: Here's a good read: Ranger’s Apprentice: Book One: The Ruins of Gorlan by John Flanagan
Will has always waited for the day that he can be a battlemaster’s apprentice. Not knowing much about his father, except that he think he died as a heroic knight in the war against Morgarath, it has been Will’s dream to follow in his father’s footsteps. On that fateful day, when they will find out what apprenticeship they will go into, he never dreamed that he would be the ranger’s apprentice. Halt, a master ranger, is a quiet and mysterious man who he has only seen from a distance. Now, Will will become his apprentice. Will is reluctant at first, wishing he had made it into Battleschool. As Will learns more about what a ranger’s duties are, he grows to like the life that was chosen for him.
At the time when Will is learning the life of a ranger, the exiled Morgarath, Lord of the Mountains of Rain and Night, is planning a surprise attack on the kingdom. Can Will help Walt and the other rangers stop the attack?

This is an exciting read once you get past the first few chapters. There are also sequels to this one including: The Burning Bridge, The Icebound Lake, and The Oakleaf Bearers.

2 comments:

Raptorgoalie said...

I love this series! I just finished book 5. Will is a strong, brave, kind person. It does not seem like he would be a good ranger, but he is great!

Anonymous said...

I loved it too. It was one of the best books i have read. Will is a great character.