The bestselling series by T. A. Barron!Washed up on the shores of ancient Wales, the boy had no home, no memory and no name... he was determined to find all three.This best-selling series follows the adventures and training of young Merlin on the mist-shrouded isle of Fincayra, an enchanted land between earth and sky that is being destroyed by blight. With this land's inhabitants to guide him, the boy will learn that Fincayra's fate and his own quest are strangely interwined.He is destined to become the greatest wizard of all time--known to all as Merlin."Fans who have followed young Merlin through his many adventures will still enjoy trekking with him." (The Horn Book)
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The Lost Years: Book 1 (Merlin Saga)
von T. A. Barron
The bestselling series by T. A. Barron!Washed up on the shores of ancient Wales, the boy had no home, no memory and no name... he was determined to find all three.This best-selling series follows the adventures and training of young Merlin on the mist-shrouded isle of Fincayra, an enchanted land between earth and sky that is being destroyed by blight. With this land's inhabitants to guide him, the boy will learn that Fincayra's fate and his own quest are strangely interwined.He is destined to become the greatest wizard of all time--known to all as Merlin."Fans who have followed young Merlin through his many adventures will still enjoy trekking with him." (The Horn Book)
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I received a book to review from the author himself in return for an honest and fair review. Merlin: The Lost Years is a really enjoyable fantasy adventure that gives us a different look at Merlin before he became the legendary wizard we know. I liked seeing Merlin as a young character who is still trying to understand himself, his abilities, and his place in the world. The story has plenty of magic, mystery, strange creatures, and adventure, and T. A. Barron does a good job creating a fascinating world around him. Some parts felt a little slow, but I enjoyed the atmosphere and the sense of discovering Merlin’s past. It feels like a classic fantasy story with plenty of Arthurian legend woven into it. Overall, a fun and imaginative read, especially if you enjoy Merlin, Arthurian legends, and traditional fantasy.