The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy)

Author - Kate Constable ... [Goo?] [Posters]

This Paperback Book item from Scholastic Paperbacks was reviewed on 4-Nov-2008.

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1) Paperback Book The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy) by Scholastic Paperbacks. This entire trilogy has captived my daughter who has never loved to read due to learning challenges. She has in just a short time read the entire trilogy twice.¤

2) Paperback Book The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy) by Scholastic Paperbacks. Kate Constable has written yet another great book for young adults, as well as older adults. The Chanter of Tremaris is a great series.¤

3) Paperback Book The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy) by Scholastic Paperbacks. Kate Constable has given us a magical world to explore in three remarkable texts. Through these books, the author joins the company of Lloyd Alexander ("the Prydain Chronicles"), Ursula Le Guin (see "Gifts" and the just published "Voices"), and Joy Chant ("Red Moon and Black Mountain", "The Grey Mane of Morning" and "When Voiha Wakes") in creating stories and characters of depth and beauty.

To some of the other reviewers here, my suggestion is that the way to enter the Chanters of Tremaris trilogy (and, really, any work) is to let go of your expectations (whatever we think it should look and sound like) and to surrender to the magic that lives in these stories. As readers, we can fall into the trap of always scanning the horizon for something new, something that we´ve never seen before. The downside of this is that we often miss the treasures that are sitting at our feet. Don´t miss this outstanding fantasy series.¤

4) Paperback Book The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy) by Scholastic Paperbacks. This book, The Waterless Sea, was the best book ever! I could never put it down!
Basically Calywn and here group are chanters. They can use their magic by singing. Heben (he´s awesome!) searches for them to find his taken chanter siblings. So many adventures and so little time to explain!¤

5) Paperback Book The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy) by Scholastic Paperbacks. I loved this book. I literally read it in the space of a few hours, it was such a page-turner I could /not/ put it down.
The characters are wonderfully painted; my favorite is Halassa, with Trout following close behind (I was dissapointed at his dissapearance in this book!).
I hate Darrow. In the first book, at the beginning, when he was all crazy in Ataris and then when he was cheerful on their way to Kalysons, he was fun. But he was simply a mentor then. Now he´s all dark and depressed and in love with Calwyn. Their little drama is exciting, but I dislike it and it gets in the way of the action and the suspense (for instance; Halassa´s dying and their talking about their feelings. Halassa should of been a more important part of this story; considering he almost died.)
Now, Heben. I loved meeting this character; just liked I loved meeting the other main charries in the first book; it was all part of the adventure. I really hope Heben stays around. The only thing I would changed is his relantionship with Calwyn. I would of liked a tiny bit of romance between the two. So Darrow didn´t simply look like a crazy jealous idiot. And so it made sense. I mean, why not Halassa instead of Heben? Calwyn was closer to Halassa then Darrow, she says so herself.
Mica and Tonno. They were slightly annoying, but lovable all the same. I kept wanting to picture them in a lounge drinking Diet Cola and making fun of Calwyn and Darrow.
Overall, the book was good. What I´m waiting for (and hoping for) is that Trout learns to chant (LOL)!¤

6) Paperback Book The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy) by Scholastic Paperbacks.

7) Paperback Book The Waterless Sea: Chanters Of Tremaris, Book Two (Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy) by Scholastic Paperbacks. In this tightly woven sequel to The Singer of all Songs, Calwyn and Co., still flush from their success in defeating the evil sorcerer Samis, are now on their way to the Empire of Merithuros. There, they hope to rescue two small siblings who were stolen away from Heben, a fallen prince with a decidedly suspicious nature toward magic makers. Within the lighter-than-air walls of Merithuros’ Palace of Cobwebs, Calwyn finds the children she seeks, but also a terrible secret of how these children and many others have been used and abused by the Empire for their power of chantment. Meanwhile, Darrow, Calwyn’s mysterious mentor and friend, has gone off on a lonely quest to decide the fate of the powerful ruby ring he pried from the dead Samis’s finger. The two will finally meet again within the walls of the Black Palace, where Darrow will declare his feelings, and Calwyn will lose all she holds dear, in the dry desert world of the waterless sea.

The Waterless Sea is the rich centerpiece of the Chanters of Tremaris trilogy; answering questions raised in the first book, while piquing interest in the eagerly awaited third novel. Young readers will have their curiosity about Darrow’s troubled past satisfied, even as they are left hanging in a quietly desperate ending that finds Darrow and Calwyn separated once again. While awaiting the third volume, Tremaris enthusiasts can ease their fantasy jones by checking out the similarly fine Gifts by Ursula K. Le Guin. (Ages 10-14) —Jennifer Hubert¤

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