one for sorrow two for joy by clive woodall

' So glad this is now in kindle version.waited a whole year -)Can't put it down. The audio was fine, but not compelling, the story interesting but not riveting.maybe some day I'll come back to it, but now is not the time. ' I guess I liked this book, but I wasn't loving it. ' Enjoyable animal(bird) characters in an adult story line ' - Kandas, It is filled with suspense and surprises around every corner of the story I recommend it to anyone. ' It is one of the BEST books I have read. ' Let me get strait to the point: I didn't like this book. ' love the book though its not for children to read since I'm not a child the story itself was many very interesting comparison for me put it in a different perspective about the world and the environment. Plus it has a rape scene in it, I wasn't expecting that! ' - Annie76, And its languages swings between repetative and some times a little dense. ' It was marked as 'Watership Down but with birds' but it doesnt have quite the same depth. ' Loved this book, one of my all time favs. I never though a book about birds could be so interesting! I loved the flow of the words and the hardship our hero had to face. ' I have not read this book for a while and it was actually my first audio book but I will never forget how completly captured I was in this book from the first word. ' One of the few books that I have started but been unable to finish.

I thought it was very interesting how Woodall used birds to reenact the genocide of the Nazi's. The main theme seemed to be based off of the ideas of Hitler and the Nazi's. I liked the way the small birds interacted with the larger birds like the owls, seabirds, falcons, and eagles. It was a lot like Watership Down and Tailchaser's Song. ' I thought that this was a very good book. Overall Performance: Narration Rating: Story Rating:.'I have not read this book for a while and it was actually my first audio book but I will never forget how completly captured I was in this book from the first word. A classic epic of good versus evil, this rousing fable has been compared to Watership Down and The Lord of the Rings.

Before One for Sorrow, Two for Joy could even land on bookshelves, it was optioned by the Walt Disney Co. Flying to every corner of Birddom, Kirrick rallies eagles, owls and an assortment of other creatures to resist the menace. But in the face of slaughter, a brave robin named Kirrick leads the charge against Slyekin. Magpies and crows, led by the vicious Slyekin and his assassin Traska, have taken control by hunting down and exterminating one gentle species after another. In the land of Birddom, a terrible danger is spreading.

One for sorrow two for joy by clive woodall