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Name: Ilse Witch
Rating: 5.0 (6 reviews)
Author: Terry Brooks
ISBN: 9780345396549

Ilse Witch

Voyage of the Jerle Shannara, Bk. 1

by Terry Brooks

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First Published:
Sep 1, 2000, 464 pages

Paperback:
Aug 2001, 480 pages

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- Speculative, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Alt. History
- On The High Seas
- Imaginary Locations
- Magical or Supernatural
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Mikaskakak!

This is a truly great book! The Voyage series is far better than the Heritage series. He spends a lot of time setting up things, but that's okay. It is a great additation to your collection if you don't have it! I've just read Morgawr and I can't wait for The High Druid of Shannara trilogy that starts in September. Don't miss the E-Signing!

Andrea

Definitley another one of Brook's amazing writings. Every one of his books are awesome, I've read all of them and can't wait till the next ones get out.

john

i own all the terry brooks books except hook. so far they are all good books. thanks to terry brooks for writing them.

Abby of Arizona

Amazing! every word truely paints a picture. there is no other series better than that of what Terry Brooks writes!

Terry Brooks writes with such a passion, such magic, that it could sweep even the dullest of minds away. I just fly on his words, off to another land.

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