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89662 EN When fifteen-year-old Will is rejected by battleschool, he becomes the reluctant apprentice to the mysterious Ranger Halt and winds up protecting the kingdom from danger. I could read the series more than my 7 times record and never get bored with it, even if I memorize an entire dialogue exchange by heart. The Ruins of Gorlan Flanagan, John AR Quiz No. There are some characters that I hate with my entire being (even the good guys) but being capable of feeling any strong emotions signifies that you’re engaged in the book. The series is long, but none of the details included are overblown or unnecessary, so essentially it’s watching the development of a really lovable universe. Rereading the series has probably taught me more of how to write than every English class and writing camp I’ve ever taken. The characters are not overpowered, but have a basic goodness (or lack thereof, for the villains) that make them tangible and likable.

Flanagan did his research, and he did it well. I wouldn’t go as far to say it’s a book for nerds, but there are fascinating technical details on every page. Why was Will so nervous in the start of the book Answer: The next day would be Choosing Day.

Whilst he lives in the area that was once the beautiful fief of Gorlan, he has turned it into a bleak, rainswept and cursed domain. The entire series of Ranger’s Apprentice checks every box. Answer: Gorlan Morgarath is the Lord of the Mountains of Rain and Night. Likable characters, a comprehensible plotline, suspense, humor, and overall just a well-written story. There’s five things that people are looking for in a book.