Sparrow's Flight
A Fantasy
388 pages · Released Jul 1, 2000 · Write Way Publishing
Content report card
Sparrow's Flight parent’s guide: what’s inside
LGBTQ+ themes
Substance use
What it offers
Educational value
A note for parents
Sparrow's Flight is a dark fantasy with significant violence, magical horror, and mature themes centered on two young protagonists fighting an immortal evil force. The story emphasizes sacrifice, courage, and standing together against overwhelming odds, but the tone is notably grim with descriptions of abominations and soul-corruption. This is best suited for older middle-grade to early teen readers who enjoy high-stakes fantasy with darker elements.
Analyzed by AI · 1 month ago
Read it with your kids?
Rate it and suggest an age to help other parents.
From the publisher
Erupting from the depths of a madman's nightmare, a foul tide of twisted magical abominations sweeps across the kingdom of Neffrom, devouring everything in its path. Behind this mighty vanguard marches the unstoppable host of the immortal Hezra-Thrall spreading his terrible, soul-corrupting curse like plague across the... Erupting from the depths of a madman's nightmare, a foul tide of twisted magical abominations sweeps across the kingdom of Neffrom, devouring everything in its path. Behind this mighty vanguard marches the unstoppable host of the immortal Hezra-Thrall spreading his terrible, soul-corrupting curse like plague across the land.Desperate HopeIn the frigid depths of winter, hope burns small, its feeble flicker sheltered in the hearts of two young nobles, the disinherited lordling, Sparrow of Blackaker, and the blind swordswoman, Kisha. Bound together by a damning prophecy, this wretched pair must survive Thrall's legions, confront their own most horrible fears, and stand together against a god in battle wherein the ultimate sacrifice becomes the ultimate weapon.
Shelved under
- Fiction
- Fantasy fiction
- Good and evil
Share this guide
ISBN 9781885173850 · Write Way Publishing