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The Bark Of The Bog Owl (The Wilderking Trilogy)

Hardcover, Jonathan Rogers
The prophet Bayard arrives at Longleaf Manor, the estate of Lord Errol with an unanticipated announcement. Aidan Errol, Lord Errol's youngest son, is the Wilderking. But the weight and glory of thi

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Customer Reviews

4.5 average for 29 customer reviews

Yeah! A great book that doesn't involve sorcery or the such...

This series is great. Can't say enough about it. My kids love it, and the parallel with King David is exceptional. Thank you Christian authors for giving our kids something uplifting and just plain fit to read! A+++++

D. Shelton - East Texas

Wilderking Trilogy

I love this trilogy. The main character is a combination of Tom Sawyer and King David, as a youth. The setting is similar to the U.S. south, including plants, animals, and reptiles. The writing style is very engaging and reading this series is most enjoyable. There is some religion in this series that illustrates how the boy learns to stick to his principle. We watch as the boy learns that making the right decisions today will prepare him for tomorrow's challenges. This is a great way to teach children how today's decisions count and how the life they want when they are grown is dependent on the decisions they make today. Character counts! A great series.

Cindy K. - Houston, Texas

Joe Frum

Bark of the Bog Owl Boardman and Holman 231 pp 19.99 Jonathan Rogers ISBN 08054313149
Aidan Erollson is a 10 year old farm boy who lives with his father and four brothers. Aidan wants to be a warrior when he grows up. His father is a royal subject of King Darrow, and Aidan want's to fight for the King when he's older. Aidan is a daydreamer who is kind hearted and brave. He loves adventure. In this story, Aidan meets an unusual person who no one knows exists. Also at this time it is foretold that Aidan may be the Wilder King with is really big. Aidan joins the King's army and has to overcome many obstacles such as fighting giants and exploring dark unknown caves. During these times Aidan becomes a braver man, and becomes one of King Darrow's royal subjects This book is fiction, and would be classified as fantasy and adventure. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who likes adventure stories set in make believe times .This book is easy to read and it has a very fast pace story. After reading one chapter you will not be able to put the book down, because you want to know what will happen next. If you liked the Narnia or Lord of the Rings you will love this book.


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A Fresh Retelling

"The Bark of the Bog Owl" is a fun book with fun characters. A retelling of the Biblical story of David, it manages to capture the heart of the tale while introducing new and hilarious characters. Since many readers already know the story of David, Rogers had to work harder to create a world that was both familiar and unfamiliar at the same time. He succeeds admirably. Though the outline remains the same, new events and a new setting set this story on a solid foundation of its own. I highly recommend this story for any junior high or late elementary student--and anyone who likes to read lighthearted tales with truth at the core.

Rien Takhid - The greatest state

A book for fantasy fans

This book was great! It has some humor and some adventure. If you're looking for good books try this one! I can't wait to read the rest of the series.

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