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The Rebellion: The Obernewtyn Chronicles

The Rebellion: The Obernewtyn Chronicles

Published in
2011
4.27
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Description

The adventure continues with acclaimed fantasy author Isobelle Carmody's The Rebellion, an omnibus edition of books three and four in the dystopian fantasy the Obernewtyn ChroniclesAshling and The Keeping Place!Elspeth must turn her attention to the erupting bloodshed of the rebellion and lead her friends through the Battlegamesa series of deadly contests that run between dawn and dusk on a single day. When Rushton, the Master of Obernewtyn and Elspeth's love, is kidnapped, will she be willing to pay the price for his life?From the Trade Paperback edition.
Age
12-15
Text complexity
proficient
Length
1024 pages
Book in series
#6

Why to read

  • Engaging Post-Apocalyptic World: 'The Rebellion', part of 'The Obernewtyn Chronicles', immerses readers in a richly detailed post-apocalyptic world. Isobelle Carmody's intricate world-building and the unique setting provide a compelling backdrop that fans of dystopian fiction will appreciate.
  • Complex Characters and Relationships: The series is known for its complex characters, particularly the protagonist, Elspeth Gordie. Readers will be drawn to the depth of character development and the intricate relationships that evolve over the course of the story.
  • Themes of Power and Resistance: The book explores thought-provoking themes such as the misuse of power, the ethics of leadership, and the spirit of resistance. These themes are particularly resonant for readers interested in social and political issues, and they add a layer of depth to the narrative.
  • Psychic Abilities and Mystical Elements: 'The Rebellion' delves into the realm of psychic powers and mystical elements, offering a blend of science fiction and fantasy that will intrigue readers who enjoy stories with supernatural or paranormal aspects.