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Although, I feel like there wasn't much depth to his character and the reader would enjoy hearing more about him and his past. But for now, he's quite happy to laze around annoying his older sister Paz, and playing with his baby brother Pook. Kieran Larwood, author of Freaks, was the winner of the Times/Chicken House Children’s Fiction Competition 2011.

Great world building, strong writing, interesting characters that are fleshed out well and a plot that feels like a classic fantasy story done right. Divno bi bilo sjesti uz vatru i upijati riječi kojima mudri bard pripovijeda legendu o Podkinu Jednouhom, baš kao što su tu čast imali radoznali i puni pitanja mladi zečevi. I only picked this up as was on the Waterstones book of the months list and was looking for something different to read. Like Redwall for a new generation, this story of brave young warrior rabbits is well-written, wildly exciting and fascinating. This is the first volume of a three-volume series featuring the gruesome Grom wreaking havoc on the Five Realms inhabited by.

Kakve koristi od svega toga kada obitavaš u sigurnosti svoga zečinjaka, pod okriljem svog moćnog oca i poglavice? Svašta bi se dalo pomisliti o malenom Podkinu koji jednostavno – na veliku frustraciju njegovih roditelja, sestre i učitelja - uživa u izbjegavanju svih lekcija koje bi mu, kao sinu plemenskog poglavice, mogle itekako biti od koristi. When Podkin, Pook and Paz escape from Munbury warren at the beginning of The Legend of Podkin One-Ear, the bard says ‘That terrible night will only be remembered by those poor little rabbits, and they will never speak of it again.Parents need to know that Kieran Larwood's Podkin One-Ear is the exciting first book of a planned two-volume series about the heroic struggles of young rabbits trying to protect themselves and their loved ones against the Gorm: monstrous, zombie-like robot rabbits that have already killed the young ones' father. Strong messages of family, courage, and looking out for one another, as well as working hard to make things better.

Young rabbit heroes shine in this series debut that delivers lots of excitement, humor, and life lessons as it pits them against zombie-like robot rabbits. Now, I came across this book at the Waterstones checkout, where, I admittedly already had five books in my hands to purchase. He moved to the UK when he was 2 and lived in various places before settling on the Isle of Wight where he can still be found: exploring rockpools, climbing trees and writing - slowly disappearing behind a mountain of notebooks and empty coffee mugs. It took me a few chapters to really get in to this - possibly because I was only able to snatch a few pages at a time- but I'm glad I stuck with it.I did hope that the book would have the same grip for adults as well as it’s intended audience but it was a bit simplistic for that for me. British author Kieran Larwood's lively storytelling and illustrator David Wyatt's detailed black-and-white drawings build a rich, inviting world where the monsters are scary enough to be exciting -- but manageable, since they're part of a cozy storytelling session many years later. All the secondary characters were really bland, given maybe a few chapters of exposition explaining more about their soon to be dues ex machina skill sets than there actual personalities (which were non existent anyways so bleh. Hoci ide o pomerne drsný príbeh, kde je aj násilie aj smútok, zasadením príbehu do králičieho sveta, v ktorom majú králiky ľudské atribúty, dávajú príbehu potrebnú fantazijnosť, aby sa deti vedeli trošičku odosobniť a príliš nebáť, najmä preto, že od začiatku vieme, že to dobre dopadne.