Oakleaf Bearers

Ranger's Apprentice

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Oakleaf Bearers

By: John Flanagan

Narrated by: William Zappa

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Can sworn enemies fight side by side to save their lives and their kingdoms? Just as spring approaches and Will and Evanlyn can finally escape Skandia, Evanlyn is carried off by mysterious horsemen. Will sets out after them, but one boy against six fierce Temujai warriors is impossible odds - even for a Ranger apprentice. Halt and Horace arrive just in time.But the happiness of their reunion is cut short when Halt realizes these Temujai are only scouts for a massive invasion force. The four Araluans must work together with the Skandians to defeat the invaders - if the Oberjarl will accept their help.

John FlanaganWilliam ZappaBolinda Publishing Pty Ltd Ranger's Apprentice (chronological order)Ranger's Apprentice (published order)

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We loved the story and guessing what might happen next. The performance is fantastic with great voice characterisation and no confusion over who was who. The only negative was the music between chapters - too loud and frequently inappropriate for the point in the story which broke the tension between chapters. Overall though a really exciting and brilliantly read story :-)