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Original Title:	Forest Born
ISBN:	1599901676 (ISBN13: 9781599901671)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Books of Bayern #4
Characters:	Razo, Geric, Enna, Princess Anidori-Kiladra, Finn, Selia, Rin, Dasha
Literary Awards:	Mythopoeic Fantasy Award Nominee for Children's Literature (2010)

Forest Born (The Books of Bayern #4)

Shannon Hale

Hardcover | Pages: 389 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 24301 Users | 2246 Reviews

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Title	:	Forest Born (The Books of Bayern #4)
Author	:	Shannon Hale
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 389 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2009 by Bloomsbury Children's Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Fairy Tales

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Rin has always been a quiet, helpful girl, but a secret has been eating away at her, and the solace Rin once could find among the tall trees surrounding her forest home has vanished. When she leaves home to join her older brother in the city, she finds intriguing answers to her questions, an adventure she doesn't expect, and a sense of self she never thought she would find.

Book Details: Format: Paperback Publication Date: 10/25/2011 Pages: 400 Reading Level: Age 12 and Up

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Ratings: 4.03 From 24301 Users | 2246 Reviews

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I almost feel guilty giving this five stars after reading Shannon's latest blogs on star-ratings, but I can't help myself! This book... oh my goodness. Let me try to put this into words.Shannon Hale has outdone herself... again. I cannot BELIEVE how much I loved this book! It was different then her other books... so much more internal conflict. I felt like she wrote this book specifically for me; it's taken such a special part in my heart.The writing was wonderful. Of course. Enough said.The

I first read this book years ago, as a galley, and I haven't reread it since. In the interval I've changed my own self-perception a lot, both via the 'normal' self exploration of college and via diagnoses for depression and anxiety - so it was weirdly comforting to come back to this book and remember that, years ago before I realized what was going on in my brain, I read Rin's story as an allegory for depression, and that it still holds true now.I know there are some people who don't find this

I don't know why every single time I pick up one of these books I'm always surprised that it draws me in so quickly. After I turned the last page I decided right there and then that one day I'm going to re-read the whole series again, and cross my fingers that Shannon Hale will get the notion to make one more. Though I should add, that really like with the other books it can stand alone and ends well.For the fourth book of Bayern we get to explore the life of Razo's little sister, Rin. Rin is

Another book in the Bayern series, this one was a whole lot of fun to read! I really felt connected to Rin, I could have almost been reading from my own perspective! I too am quiet, unassuming among people I don't know, and terrified of the unknown. I think following up from River Secrets immediately kept me grounded in this series too, because I'm still in love with Dasha and Razo as a couple! A great YA fantasy, I'm sorry it's over. Five stars!

Man, after enjoying books 1-3 I am kind of disappointed that I didnt enjoy this one as much. I almost came close to giving it 2 stars but even I have to admit that the main character developed decently at the end.First of all besides me having a problem with her imitation I also couldnt find it believable that she needed to do this because she didnt have a personality of her own. It just made no sense to me. I found the pacing of this story to be slow and in my opinion, River of Secrets gave me

REVIEWIn one word. MAGICAL. Forest Born is a captivating ending to The Books of Bayern series. I absolutely loved the way Hale describes the various gifts. My favorites would be water and wind speaking. They are so graceful and are shown as the least destructive. A magical land where some of the people have speaking abilities is like a fairy tale world. As always, Hales characters are well written. Rins innocence is what made her special. Although she possessed two powerful gifts, Rin was

Confession: I bought this book only because they rereleased it in a cover that matches the first three of the series that I already owned. I'm not a fan of the new covers. Maybe it shouldn't matter, but it does. If I'm going to spend money on a book, I'm going to get a copy that looks good.I read this series somewhat out of order, picking up Enna Burning and reading that before I realized it was a sequel to The Goose Girl. (Gold star to Shannon Hale for writing a series wherein each individual