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Constable,
Kate.
THE SINGER OF ALL SONGS
New York : Arthur A. Levine,
2004.
IL 5-8, RL 7.2
ISBN 0439554780
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world of Tremaris is divided into nine separate lands. Each of these
has been granted one of eight chantments or powers controlled by song.
Calwyn is being trained as a priestess and is learning the ice call chant.
She is able to call up ice and cold by her song. The people of the
ice feel protected by the giant wall of ice until a young man is able to
penetrate the wall. Darrow brings word of a sorcerer who is determined
to learn all the songs so that he can rule all of Tremaris. Calwyn
doesn't believe that one person can have to vocal range to sing all the
songs. Until she meets Samis. Now she and Darrow must try to
stop him before he learns all the songs. This is the first of a planned
trilogy. |
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SUBJECTS:
Magic -- Fiction.
Good and evil -- Fiction.
Fantasy. |
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