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Title	:	The Capture (Guardians of Ga'Hoole #1)
Author	:	Kathryn Lasky
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 222 pages
Published	:	June 1st 2003 by Scholastic Paperbacks
Categories	:	Fantasy. Animals. Fiction. Young Adult. Childrens. Middle Grade. Adventure

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Mum: How many stars would you give this? LRN: I think a solid five. It was very good; better than the movie even. Mum: So what happens in this book? LRN: Soren is pushed out of his hollow by his brother, Kludd. Mum: Ugh, that's an ugly name. LRN: I know. It's a bad name. No, two ds. Mum: So what else? LRN: Then he's taken off to St Aegolios, academy for orphaned owls. And there are six rooms. One of them is Pelletireum, which is disgusting, actually. Mum: Why is it disgusting? LRN: They have to pick out bones and stuff from the pellets. Owls actually yarp up stuff after they eat it. For instance, a mouse. It's called a pellet. Mum: Gross. LRN: Also, another part: he meets Gylfie while being taken to St Aegolios. He meets Skench, Spoorn, and well, not for spoilers, but he meets another one called Digger. Mum: Who would you recommend this book to? LRN: Probably to my best friend Luke. He loves to read chapter books.

Present Books Conducive To The Capture (Guardians of Ga'Hoole #1)

Original Title:	The Capture
ISBN:	0439405572 (ISBN13: 9780439405577)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Guardians of Ga'Hoole #1
Characters:	Digger (Guardians of Ga'Hoole), Soren (Guardians of Ga'Hoole), Marella, Gylfie, Twilight (Guardians of Ga'Hoole), Hortense/Mist, Streak, Zan, Grimble, Mrs. Plithiver, Noctus, Eglantine, Kludd, Skench, Spoorn

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This is series is one instance when I have no problem being a gushing lolly-daydream. It might also just be the root of my love affair with the avian section in the bloom of my youth. Blood-letting beaks and flesh-lacerating talons. [image error]Yes, it's scandalous. But the honest thing to do.

I was disappointed that the book didn't really complete the story, but that's the only real fault I found. I had trouble at first with the amount of anthropomorphism in the owl characters, but they were well developed and I was quickly caught up in the story of Soren, a young owl orphaned and then kidnapped. The author made Soren's struggle to keep his identity and escape into an engaging plot that any child who has ever felt helpless and unloved will relate to.The message of facing fears with

It took me forever and a day to read this book as I found it to be so dull. Perhaps I would have enjoyed the story more if I was younger--as an adult reader, I was disappointed.

The movie was so much better. There are a lot of potentially exciting events in this story, but the writing style is so amateur and flat that I was practically bored to tears reading this. There are also a lot of weird things about St. Aggies and the songs were...interesting. It was like she was trying to make a complex novel like Game of Thrones or something but over simplified it or didn't know how to correctly go about it. I understand that this is supposed to be a children's novel, but I've



As the Mom of a seven year old girl, I struggle to find "appropriate" books for us to read together. She reads her own books, geared toward her reading level, but we always try to have a book that I read to her on the our plate. These books are typically for older kids, but I feel exposing her to ideas and words beyond her reading level can only do her good! My struggle is... I am tired of princesses and fairies! She would never admit to it, but I have a sneaking suspicion she is tired of them

OH MY GOSH!. This book is so cool. If you like owls you have to read this!!. Its about a barn owl called SOREN who gets kidnapped and gets taken to an orphanage.Then he meets a friend called GYLFIE. In their memories they meet a fully mature owl who has pretended to be kidnapped to save baby egg owls. HORTENSE, the mature owl sits at the highest point of the orphanage and rolls owl eggs to eagles. The eagles take the eggs back to the owl kingdom where they will hatch and be safe. But when