The+Windsinger

, Kestrel Hath's schoolroom rebellion against the stifling caste system of Aramanth leads to explosive consequences for her and her family: they are relegated to the city's lowest caste and are ostracized. With nothing left to lose, Kestrel and her twin brother, Bowman, do the unthinkable: they leave the city walls. Their only hope of rescuing the rest of their family is to find the key to the wind singer, a now defunct device in the city's center, which was once the source of happiness and harmony in Aramanth. But the key was given to an evil spirit-lord, the Morah, in exchange for the Morah's calling off its terrible army of Zars. Armed with desperate bravery,wits, and determination, Kestrel, Bowman and a tagalong classmate set off to find the key. Along the way they meet allies and foes; but in order to succeed in their quest they must face the most sinister force of all: the powerful Morah.
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Oh, yes. There were many situations that I thought would be impossible to escape and many parts where I would be almost certain of what was going to happen but my guess would turn out wrong. It was a very touching novel and I will probably read the sequel.
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To BookwormB: This book sounds fantastic, intricate, mysterious and well-written. I admit, I've considered reading the book myself, but haven't taken the time as yet. Moving it up in my "to be read" pile! Thanks for creating this page - well done! -Hoodzie123