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3 Stars/5
In Page, Kelladry has passed her first year in probation
and still has to complete 3 more years of page training to become a squire. She
still has her friends, Jump the dog, and Crown and her flock of sparrows, along
with Neal, Cleon, Roald and the rest. She has gained a new maid, Lalassa, who
is a country girl new to the city. She also has to contend with the
conservative squires, who wish her to leave.
I like how Kelladry has matured in this book. She looks
at the world in a less black and white way, whilst not losing her view of
seeing the bright side of everything. You also get to meet a few new characters,
and older characters get developed, with Neal falling in love with everyone
female.
Even though this is a good novel, I found that the pacing
of this book was uneven, there were places where you were feeling rushed, and
then places where the pace dragged. I would recommend Page to anyone who has
enjoyed Eragon or Ella Enchanted.
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