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Always & Forever // Messageboard   « Other »   Books (Moderators: Flummoxed., Brenda, Solskie, Deenan (O.L.C.), Yeux de bleu, Harmonica!, Lisbeth Salander)   Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « previous next » Pages: [1]    Author  Topic: Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well)  (Read 135 times) Chrysanthemus just don\'t wake me up * Offline Gender: Posts: 2745 jukebox Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « on: July 09, 2003, 08:53:43 am » Hi! I don't know if this topic will have any success. I loved reading Juliet Mariller's books, so that I was wondering if anyone had read them and had had the same opinion has mine (or a different one). Juliet Marillier is from New Zealand, the books I read are The daughter of the Forest, The son of shadows, The Child of the prophecy and Wolfskin. Report to moderator   Logged Random Rules Chanterella Elijah's muse * Offline Gender: Posts: 3984 Re:Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « Reply #1 on: July 09, 2003, 08:55:04 am » Me 2 , me 2! Couldn't agree more!  YES! YES! I totaly agree on that! Report to moderator   Logged "Walk on a rainbow trail; walk on a trail of song, and all about you will be beauty. There is a way out of every dark mist, over a rainbow trail." PHF1138 Arwen Tinùviel * Offline Gender: Posts: 6305 Av. by Nemesis of the HIM forums Re:Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « Reply #2 on: November 19, 2003, 12:10:35 pm » Whoa -- this is a way-old thread, but I just read one of her books and loved it!! It's called "Daughter of the Forest" and it's the first in the Sevenwaters trilogy. I was feeling really depressed one day and asked my friend if she had any good fantasy stuff for me to read to get my mind off it, and that's what she gave me. It took a little while for me to get into it, but then I couldn't put it down -- and now I have to read the second one! Report to moderator   Logged ^Read my fic! You know you want to...^ (banner by 'letsgodown' from the Heartagram forum) Chrysanthemus just don\'t wake me up * Offline Gender: Posts: 2745 jukebox Re:Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « Reply #3 on: November 19, 2003, 12:57:45 pm » That happened to me too. When I was reading I didn't put it down for a single second. I read all the Seven Waters Triollogy,  and WolfSkin, and I'm looking forward to the releasing of the second book of the collection. Report to moderator   Logged Random Rules PHF1138 Arwen Tinùviel * Offline Gender: Posts: 6305 Av. by Nemesis of the HIM forums Re:Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « Reply #4 on: November 19, 2003, 01:51:07 pm » What's Wolfskin about? Report to moderator   Logged ^Read my fic! You know you want to...^ (banner by 'letsgodown' from the Heartagram forum) Chanterella Elijah's muse * Offline Gender: Posts: 3984 Re:Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « Reply #5 on: November 20, 2003, 09:21:14 am » http://www.vianet.net.au/~marill/wolfskin.htm Report to moderator   Logged "Walk on a rainbow trail; walk on a trail of song, and all about you will be beauty. There is a way out of every dark mist, over a rainbow trail." PHF1138 Arwen Tinùviel * Offline Gender: Posts: 6305 Av. by Nemesis of the HIM forums Re:Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « Reply #6 on: November 21, 2003, 12:06:50 pm » Ooh, Norse Viking stuff -- cool! I'll have to check that out. (After I finish the Sevenwaters trilogy, which could take a while, because I've been borrowing the books from somebody else.) Report to moderator   Logged ^Read my fic! You know you want to...^ (banner by 'letsgodown' from the Heartagram forum) Míriel * Offline Gender: Posts: 1729 Re:Juliet Marrilier (She is not very well-known, but she writes very well) « Reply #7 on: November 27, 2003, 04:56:49 pm » Oh, I liked 'daughter of the forest'. It kinda lacked historical detail and background, but that's just because I'm a geek... Great read!!! Report to moderator   Logged 'Where did I put my chaos?' Pages: [1]   « previous next » Jump to:Please select a destination: ----------------------------- « A+F Board » ----------------------------- =>Announcements, Feedback & News ----------------------------- « Elijah Wood » ----------------------------- =>Elijah Discussions =>Elijah Photos =>Elijah Films & TV Appearances ----------------------------- « Other movies & media » ----------------------------- =>Lord of the Rings =>Other Media =>Harry Potter ----------------------------- « Other » ----------------------------- =>Misc. =>Music =>Books =>Members & Newbies =>Fun Stuff & Clubs   Always & Forever // Messageboard | Powered by YaBB SE © 2001-2002, YaBB SE Dev Team. All Rights Reserved. hosting & support by ejwsites.net

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