The Sorcerer Of The North

John A. Flanagan

Fiction | Novel | Published in 2006

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John A. Flanagan

The Sorcerer Of The North

Fiction | Novel | Published in 2006

Book Details

Format

Novel • Fiction

Setting

Medieval Fantasy World

Publication Year

2006

Super Short Summary

The Sorcerer of the North by John A. Flanagan follows a young Ranger named Will as he investigates unsettling occurrences in a distant fief. In a world filled with mystery and danger, Will must uncover secrets and navigate challenges to protect the kingdom, showcasing courage and resourcefulness. This book is part of the Ranger's Apprentice series.

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Review Roundup

The Sorcerer of the North by John A. Flanagan is praised for its compelling plot and character development, continuing the adventure of Will with engaging twists. The pace and suspense keep readers hooked. However, some find the beginning slow and the complexity reduced compared to earlier books. Overall, it's an entertaining addition to the series.

Who Should Read The Sorcerer Of The North?

Readers who would enjoy The Sorcerer of the North by John A. Flanagan are typically young adults who love adventure, espionage, and fantasy. Fans of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit or Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson & the Olympians series will relish the engaging plot, well-developed characters, and rich, immersive world-building.

Fun Facts

In The Sorcerer of the North, the author, John A. Flanagan, explores themes of bravery and cunning, which are characteristic of his work, especially through the development of Ranger Will's character.

John A. Flanagan's Ranger's Apprentice series, of which The Sorcerer of the North is a part, was initially written as short stories to encourage his son to read, showcasing Flanagan's dedication to crafting engaging tales for younger audiences.

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The book, while set in a fictional medieval world, derives its inspiration from real historical cultures and settings, blending elements of history with fantasy to create a rich and believable universe.