Title: The Best Ever
Product review: This is the best children's book I've ever read - and I've read many hundreds of them. Long ago it was said of "The Lord Of The Rings" that "your life is the poorer if you have failed to read it." The same could be said of the "Wind On Fire" trilogy. If you're an adult (as I am) don't be turned off by the "children's" or "young adult" label. The plot and the relationships between the characters are full of deep philosophical and psychological currents - not that anyone would care much about those kinds of things if the book didn't also make you laugh and cry, and feel more alive after you finished reading it.
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