Griffin is just a newborn bat when he falls through an underground fissure into the most dangerous of all places, the Underworld-the land of the dead. Though his father, the heroic Shade, will try to rescue him, Griffin bravely sets off on his own adventure to find the Tree that will take him home. Will he make it? This companion to Silverwing and Sunwing is mesmerizing, full of extraordinary details and vibrant imagery.
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"This book is amazing! Shade and Marina's son, Gryffin, gets sucked into the underworld! But the living can't stay alive there for very long, and there are bats that want to kill Gryffin and steal his life! Can he make it out in time? " — Makayla (5 out of 5 stars)
"This book is amazing! Shade and Marina's son, Gryffin, gets sucked into the underworld! But the living can't stay alive there for very long, and there are bats that want to kill Gryffin and steal his life! Can he make it out in time? "
" A fun read for this book in this series by Kenneth Oppel. Griffin, Shade's son, gets into some trouble and his father must save him. Griffin is a lot like his father and has a lot of courage in this struggle of Gods in the underworld. I definitely liked this the least of all of the books in the series so far, but it was still pretty good. Definitely a fan of Kenneth Oppel. "
" Review by 12 year old son ... "All in all, it was a great book, but the ending left me hanging, almost literally. Not exactly the best happily ever after ending." "
" VERY weird book. Is easily the worst in the series. "
" A fantastic, well thought out and executed end to a delightful and engaging trilogy. Thank you Kenneth Oppel! "
" Absolutely gorgeous book, but definitely the darkest out of all the Silverwing series. "
" Awesome! It was sad at the end, but at least Griffin has returned home! (But sadly, Shade kills himself to save his son) "
" Just couldnt get into it. "
" Good endngto the sieries but to many deaths "
" spooky and serious. great read, need to read the next one. "
" It was very good, but sad! "
" i thought it was cool that in fire wing it took place when evry one was dead and in the onder world. sadly shade meets up with GOTH wile trying to find his son hes never evan seen. "
" a sequel about a son who is just like his father; makes you want to read more! "
" I didn't learn anything but i liked this book a little bit "
" Young adult reads. Nice series. "
" OUR CLASS IS STILL ON IT ( TO LAZY TO PUT IN THE CURRENTLY-READING SHELF. "
" Another great adventure with Kenneth Oppel's bat family. It was a far more somber tale but with all the excitement and interest of the first two books. "
" I think I would have enjoyed this book more if I'd read the preceding books in the series as I felt like I was missing out a bit. I still enjoyed it though and if I saw other books in this series I'd read them. It had some interesting ideas and the characters were likeable and easy to relate to. "
" Her books go down hill from here. Shade has a new son, and from here on out, THIS BOOK is pretty good. "
" A very dark and frightening book which takes the bats through the underworld. not reccomended for children who cry often. "
" It's not often that a book will make me cry. But this one really got to me. My goodness! "
" I cried like a little baby when Shade died. :( "
" Hmmm... a very sad ending to the series. In my opinion, Shade shouldn't have died. At least Nocturnal's afterlife world is nicer. *shrugs* "
" This book was the best ending to the series, I'm sure, anybody could think of. I read this book over and over, and cried myself to sleep at the ending.(That might be a spoiler for some people,I'm just warning you.) "
" I listened to it on an mp3 player, but is a very interesting story. "
Kenneth Oppel is the author of numerous books for young readers. His award-winning Silverwing trilogy has sold over a million copies worldwide and been adapted as an animated TV series and stage play. Airborn won a Michael L. Printz Honor Book Award and the Canadian Governor General’s Literary Award for children’s literature; its sequel, Skybreaker, was a New York Times bestseller and was named Children’s Novel of the Year by the Times. Born on Canada’s Vancouver Island, he now resides in Toronto with his wife and children.
John McDonough, one of AudioFile magazine’s Golden Voices, has narrated dozens of audiobooks, and won eleven Earphones Awards. He is known for his narrations of children’s books, including Robert McCloskey’s Centerburg Tales and Albert Marrin’s Commander-in-Chief Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. Outside of his audiobook work, he has starred in a revival of Captain Kangaroo on the Fox Network.
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