Prentice Alvin: The Tales of Alvin Maker, Book 3 (Abridged) Audiobook

" Can't wait to read the next one. "

" great series, original story in my opinion "

" I just couldn't face another one. The religious parallels got just to sickeningly blatant. "

" The third and so far the best in the Alvin Maker series. I couldn't help reflecting on my own baptism experience as Alvin remakes Arthur. This is some brilliant writing and storytelling. "

" I almost didn't get past the first chapter of this book but it did get better. If it wasn't part of a series, I wouldn't have bothered, but I'm still intrigued by Card's use of symbolism and LDS references in trying to create an American mythology. "

" Nice story. Orson Scott Card is a great storyteller. Historial fiction style with a magical twist "

" This one was harder to read than the others. Some hard to read scenes of gore and rape. Still a really great story. "

" great story, as always I enjoyed Card's character development. Took some unexpected turns but it was all the more exciting for it. Really interested in the rest of the series. "

" awesome. osc writes always so good "

" This was nice. Card has such a lovely way with the colloquialism of the world he has created in Tales of Alvin Maker. Touching on African magic along with the magic of the Maker, Card writes a very philosophical story with Bunyanesque overtones in his tale of the iniquities of slavery. "

" Worth reading. Not as good as 7th Son, and not nearly as good as Red Prophet. For some reason OSC seems obsessed with breasts in this book; I'm not sure what to make of that. "