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| Title | : | The Brightest Night (Wings of Fire #5) |
| Author | : | Tui T. Sutherland |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 336 pages |
| Published | : | March 25th 2014 by Scholastic Press |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Dragons. Childrens. Middle Grade. Fiction |
Tui T. Sutherland
Hardcover | Pages: 336 pages Rating: 4.62 | 12705 Users | 598 Reviews
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This is the fifth book in the Wings of Fire series and wraps up the main storyline of this series so far while starting a new one. It was an excellent continuation of this series. I really enjoyed it.
This book follows Sunny. Right off the bat Sunny is kidnapped by some NightWings, but she quickly escapes and ends up exploring the SandWing region and searching for her parents on her own. Sunny has many adventures and uncovers many secrets. In the end a new Queen for the SandWings will be chosen. Who will that Queen be and what sort of fallout will that decision result in?
I have been reading this series because my 8 year old son reads it and absolutely loves it. While I still think kids will enjoy this series more than adults, this series has grown on me. It's really well written and as the series has continued I have started to enjoy it more and more.
There is a lot of adventure and action in these books. All the characters are dragons and they are all characters I have come to love over the course of this series. Sunny is an excellent character and I really enjoyed reading about things from her perspective. Sunny it the little dragon and the happy dragon. Her friends love her but always underestimate her. This is the book where we get to see how tough Sunny is and watch her explore her full potential.
Additionally the Scavengers are in this book a lot more. A long time ago I figured out that the Scavengers were humans (however my son was still a bit confused about that and hadn’t realized that they were humans until we talked about it). We see a lot more about the Scavengers past and lives. This makes me think that the Scavengers will play a larger role in future books and also that the history of the Scavengers is most likely going to influence or has influenced this world in a big way.
I am very curious to see how this series progresses. It sounds like book 6 in the series starts a different storyline. This book did wrap up the whole Dragonet Prophecy storyline really well and hinted at what the new storyline will be about.
Overall I really enjoyed this book a lot. It does an excellent job of wrapping up the Dragonet Prophecy story arc. These books remind of the Warriors series by Erin Hunter, but are better written in my opinion. I think middle grade readers who enjoy fantasy should definitely check this series out. It is a series I think middle grade readers will enjoy more than adults. If you are an adult I would recommend checking out Sutherland’s Menagerie series; I feel like that is a fantasy series that adults can get into a bit better. I look forward to reading the sixth book in this series.
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| ISBN: | 0545349222 (ISBN13: 9780545349222) |
| Series: | Wings of Fire #5 |
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Ratings: 4.62 From 12705 Users | 598 ReviewsNotice Out Of Books The Brightest Night (Wings of Fire #5)
Since each of the dragonets in the Wings of Fire series had a book devoted to them, I knew this one would be Sunny's turn to shine. Although the other dragons often are a little bit dismissive and treat her as their pet, she really comes into her own in this book. As she tries to stop the war that seems destined to rage among all the different dragon types, Sunny finds quite a few pleasant surprises and comes into her own even while trying to avoid hurting or killing anyone. By the end of theTold from Sunny's point of view, this fifth novel in the Wings of Fire series is full of revelations: Sunny finds out why she is so unusual looking, she learns the truth about the Nightwings and the prophesy, and she figures out a way to end the seemingly interminable war between the three Sandwing sisters, Blaze, Burn, and Blister.My 11-year-old son and I read this book out loud together. We both liked seeing Sunny come into her own, think for herself, act courageously, and come up with her own
This was such a great conclusion to part 1 of this series! I love these characters and already miss them so much:(
While the ending was quite epic, I felt slightly dissatisfied with this as a finale.I was so pumped for this one. I wanted to get thrown into the action but we ended up waiting nearly a hundred pages before anything happened. I also felt like Sunny's narration could be a little flat at times, which surprised me since her character usually has so much personality.Once Thorn and Peril came into the story, things started picking up. I really enjoyed both characters and found them interesting.The
80% Brightly EntertainingThe Brightest Night, which is book five to the series Wings of Fire by Tui T. Sutherland, was an interesting and entertaining book to listen to on digiplayer. Quick paced with the right amount of action, this book is a wonderful one!-------------Author Tui T. Sutherland Pages 336Ages 8+ for action
Sunny is devastated. Morrowseer, the NightWing who made the prophecy about the dragonets, has told them the whole prophecy is a lie. Her life was meant to be part of a desperate NightWing gamble to find a new home, not the glorious hope of ending the war that she and all dragonkind has believed. She doesn't really believe Morrowseer, but what else is there? If the prophecy is false, how else will this two-decade war ever end? Sunny, in her own sweet way, is ready to stand up for herself. Her
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