The Singer of All Songs, by Kate ConstableYA, 2004
Calwyn has the power of ice-call, the ability to sing to manipulate ice. When her and the priestesses of her homeland of Tarsis have their ice-wall breached by an outlander, it brings an adventure that restless Calwyn seems to have been waiting for.
Raspberry: I've been meaning to read this book, as it seems like a similar style to Tamara Pierce or Alison Croggon. I enjoyed the tale of adventure and if it seemed to drag in areas, each scene still had a purpose. The idea of singing or chanting to create magic was a fascinating idea, and never at any time was it predictable.
Graded a B.
2 comments:
Good review!
This is one I would definitely pick off a shelf. Now even more so.
Oh my gosh, I loved this book!
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