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Age of swords

Michael J. Sullivan

Ages 13–17

Readers rate it 4.2 (209 on Hardcover)

470 pages · Released 2017

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Age of swords parent’s guide: what’s inside

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A note for parents

Age of Swords is an epic fantasy with significant warfare, character-driven storytelling, and emotional depth. The book contains multiple battle scenes and war-related violence consistent with its genre, along with some darker themes and mature content. However, it emphasizes heroism, character growth, and ordinary people becoming legendary through courage and determination, offering strong positive role models and messages about unity and sacrifice.

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From the publisher

"Age of Swords continues the epic story of the war between humankind and the elves--and of ordinary people becoming legendary heroes. It introduces a set of new characters: the dwarves, whose magical weaponcraft could decide the war. It's up to our heroes to win over the dwarves to the side of humankind...or else lose... "Age of Swords continues the epic story of the war between humankind and the elves--and of ordinary people becoming legendary heroes. It introduces a set of new characters: the dwarves, whose magical weaponcraft could decide the war. It's up to our heroes to win over the dwarves to the side of humankind...or else lose the war forever"--

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  • Imaginary wars and battles
  • Fiction
  • Magic
  • Elves
  • Dwarfs (Folklore)
  • Strong Character Development
  • Loveable Characters
  • Diverse Characters
  • slow-paced
  • Character driven
  • adventurous
  • A mix driven

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ISBN 9781101965368

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