Andrew Peterson's Blog, page 9

Once again we have a review from Madelyn at the Corner Shelf, who says that The Monster in the Hollows just might be her favorite of the series. This lesson goes deeper than just the fight against Gnag. Character is built partially by the stories we read and tell. When you read about Janner and […]

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We’re back this week with another Wingfeather review from Madelyn at The Corner Shelf—this one about North! Or Be Eaten, the second book in the series. This is one of those stories that gives me the urge to say so many wonderful things about it, yet when I go to do so, I find myself […]

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Madelyn of The Corner Shelf has recently reviewed the entire Wingfeather Saga, a book at a time, and I appreciated hearing about her experience of reading them. Here’s a snippet from her review of the first book: I’ll be honest. I was reluctant to pick this book up. My brother read them in about a […]

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Eep! In the excitement of announcing Andrew’s upcoming book last week, I nearly forgot to let you all know where you can find him on tour this month and next. Some of the shows were sold out before the band even hit the road, so if you see your city on the list, act quickly. […]

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Flabbits, THAGs students, and lovers of art and community: Our author has been working on a NEW BOOK. Making something beautiful in a broken world can be harrowing work, and it can’t be done alone. While there are many books about writing, none deal first-hand with the intersection of songwriting, storytelling, and vocation, along with […]

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Last week Andrew found mourning dove eggs; today I was greeted by the spring’s first magpie. And, as promised, I have returnèd to bring you this excellent review of the Wingfeather Saga. “Y’all, I was not disappointed.”And thus Dave (the fourth, in fact, Dave) begins his review. He continues: Peterson masterfully combines the rich world-building […]

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I meant to share a review today, but Andrew found mourning dove eggs. Do you remember the nest above the Igibys’ cottage door where Janner, Tink, and Leeli “would inspect the tiny blue eggs each morning and each night, then the chicks, and then one day they would look in sad wonder at the empty […]

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Phill Lytle at Rambling Ever On confesses that it took him awhile to start, and then to continue, reading the Wingfeather Saga. In this short but heartfelt review, however, he lets us know that his reluctance has met a decisive end. Yes, the books can be silly and quirky, but they are also epic and […]

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The Killion family needed a sign for their home library, so they put it to a vote. Guess what name won?

Dear friends, flabbits, and Featherheads, we come to the end of the Shining Isle Q&A videos. In this one, Chris wraps up the time at Hutchmoot ’18 to talk about what’s next for the Saga. No spoilers here, but a big update! Did you guys catch that? MOVIES. Five of them. What do you all […]

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