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The Iron-Jawed Boy (The Guardians of Illyria #1)

Nikolas Lee

ebook | Pages: 274 pages

Rating: 4.18 | 348 Users | 153 Reviews

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Guardians of Illyria #1
Characters:	Ionikus Reaves, Oceanus Reaves, Othum, Vinya
Setting:	Eldanar Illyria
Literary Awards:	London Book Festival Nominee for Children's Book (Honorable Mention) (2013)

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My Official Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7gcS... Discount Boxed Set: http://www.amazon.com/Guardians-Illyr... *LONDON BOOK FESTIVAL HONORARY MENTION* Year 2300 Protea: Capitol of the Eldanarian Isle Two hundred years have passed since the lands of the Outerworld humans were destroyed, save but a handful of rebellious cities. In their ruin, the last gods of Earth, the Illyrians, rose victorious. And ever since, it's with a cruel iron fist they've ruled over their subjects--desperate to keep their thrones. Fast approaching his teens, Ionikus Reaves knows the gods' malevolence all too well, orphaned by them after their call for a military draft on Eldanar, his home island. But when a power once dormant in Ion boils to the surface, he's whisked off to a hidden world of the island, where he comes face-to-face with the mighty Illyrians. For Ion is a Guardian--a reincarnated god bound to serve and protect the pantheon he's so quickly learned to hate. Now torn between his obligations as a Guardian and his hatred of the gods he's to guard, Ion finds himself in the middle of a war within himself. A war that could uncover a dark secret of the gods'...and split the pantheon in two.

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Title	:	The Iron-Jawed Boy (The Guardians of Illyria #1)
Author	:	Nikolas Lee
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 274 pages
Published	:	by Parthenon Publishing House (first published 2013)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Mythology. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult. Gods. Young Adult Fantasy

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Ratings: 4.18 From 348 Users | 153 Reviews

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4 solid stars I was given this book by the author in exchange for an honest reviewBoy, I have to say that I am so glad this book was good. Whew. Like I dodged a maybe bullet. The Iron-Jawed Boy was reminiscent, to me, of Harry Potter. There were enchanting elements i.e. the floating candles and the almost too young and naive hero that just resonated Potter in a good way.Ionikus Reaves was a little infuriating at first. His actions and thoughts screamed coward and so I was annoyed and angry with

The action starts right from the beginning, the book grabs you by the throat and won't let you go until you finish!I've seen other's compare this book to Harry Potter.... Don't get me wrong... both this book AND Harry Potter (and Percy) are incredible books, but I don't see how they are anything alike other then they are both science fiction. :) no offense intended :) It was an incredible read and I really loved it! I do have to say that I have a really really hard time reading e-books. I

'The Balance, my boy, is the war that has been waged since before time was time, the battle within ourselves to do what is good and reject what is bad. It is a delicate line we all walk, a constant struggle of push and pull.'(view spoiler)[PlotTen year old Ionikus Reaves is a caller; a human who can control the elements. When the Illyrian Gods wage war on the Outerworld Humans, Ion is separated from his family. His parents and sister, Oceanus, are drafted to fight, and Ion is sent to Protea, the

I received a copy from the author in exchange for an honest review.I was quite surprised with this book as I did enjoy it very much. I absolutely loved the scene of Ion and Spike's fight and the final battle, which reminded me of Harry Potter a little bit. Also, I loved the the last line in the book, although I did think about that at one point with the way that some of the characters were behaving. Overall, I loved it. And now I'm looking forward to reading the next in the series. Thank you to

The book fulfilled all of my expectations in being the amazing middle grade novel that I anticipated. As a future teacher, you can bet that my students will see this book. The vocabulary is advanced for some middle grade students but the story is captivating enough to draw any reader in. It's a great book both in terms of a learning tool in the classroom (building vocabulary, imagery, characterization, foreshadowing, symbolism, chronology, cause and effect... the possibilities are endless) as

Well as books go I'd say that this is a damn good one! To be honest I have not read a book so quickly in ages and has re-inspired my passion for reading which had been a little stagnant.The plot is a real whirlwind-often quite literally:)and the characters are amazing you can't help fall in love with them - or even love to to hate them. To be honest I'm a little disappointed that I don't go to this school - I mean hello what an awesome curriculum and I absolutely cannot wait for the

What I wanted to accomplish with the first book in the Sky Guardian Chronicles was blend a compelling, godly, new world with the close-to-home elements of the difficulties of accepting yourself for who who you are. It's a story that's close to my heart, and that I believe will be close to the hearts of so many others, since everyone, at some point in their lives, have waged this war within themselves. The Harry Potter-ish element is quite intentional, since I LOVE magical schools and it's hard