Adam, boy, age 14, from Illinois, United States, on 30th June 2007. Rating: 10/10
I read "The Snow-Walker's Son", "The Empty Hand", and "The Soul Thieves" all in one book called "Snow-Walker" and let me just say this. . . It was soooooooo wonderful and I loved it! From the very beginning, I became wrapped up in the lives of all the characters because Catherine Fisher really made them come to life will all of the problems like trust, greed, and power. My favorite character is Kari because he seemed so misunderstood and quiet but underneath it all he was a really warm and caring person even though people, at first sight, would HATE him ONLY because he LOOKED like Gudrun. This book was overall sooooo good that I would just sit down and read like 100 pages in each sitting.
Lee, girl, age 15, from Texas, United States, on 7th June 2006. Rating: 10/10
Possibly my favorite book, which is saying quite a bit. I read just about anything with words on it, especially mythological lore and fantasy. This book, needless to say, thoroughly satisfied my tastes...so much so, I couldn't put it down for an instant. I adore all of the characters, especially Kari and Skapti, and strongly encourage Mrs. Fisher to continue with their stories. It would certainly make my day to read on about their adventures.
Julee Ann Greenwald, girl, age 14, from Fairfield, IA (orginally from Germany), United States, on 18th September 2005. Rating: 10/10
Kari & Gudrun have captured my soul, with their outstanding story. Their words written by one of my most favorite authors, Catherine Fisher! I entirly love this book! I would buy everysingle one and push it into all my of friend's hands! This book as i said before was outstanding with its wonders. I also thought that having a reflection could also mean the opposite of you when you look in the mirror. That's just something i always thought and here it comes true! I PRAISE THIS BOOK!
Eva, girl, age 14, from JB, Malaysia, on 3rd August 2005. Rating: 10/10
I really loved this book - it's one of the greatest I have ever read!!! Beautifully written - definitely worth the time!!
Travis Mattingly, boy, age 14, from Maryland, United States, on 20th May 2005. Rating:
This book is THE best book that I've read all year. It is very refreshing to read a book with the quality The Snow Walker posseses. It gripped me from page one and kept my attention till the very end of the book. I finished the book in less than one day. Thank you Catherine Fisher for creating such a wonderful story!
Raoul de Chagny, boy, age 14, from Marseilles, France, on 20th May 2005. Rating: 10/10
Ces livre est chaud. Je suis Americain. Pour personnes qui parlent francais, je suis a Francais I a Leonardtown Mid ecole.
Netti, girl, age 17, from United States, on 17th April 2005. Rating:
This was one of the best books I've ever read. I couldn't put it down, but when it was finished, I wished it didn't end. I felt like I was right there with Jessa and Kari, and I was terrified of Gudrun. I wish there were more than three.
Herenya, girl, age 17, from Melbourne, Australia, on 9th April 2005. Rating: 9/10
I found this book incredibly gripping. I heard the first chapter read aloud awhile before I had a chance to read the book myself, and until then I kept on thinking about it! There was something captivating, and almost thrilling about the world and the predicament Jessa and Thorkil find themselves in. The characters are really realistic believable, and I found, especially Jessa, very easy to identify with. The book continued to take me by surprise right up until the end, and left me wanting to read more. (That goodness it's a trilogy!) Even my younger brother loved it! It's one of my favourite books, and one I love to read again.
Andrea, girl, age 13, from Woolwich, United States, on 13th January 2005. Rating: 10/10
Holy crud this book rocked my world! The suspense was spectacular among all reasoning and it all seemed so real, as if I were there in this magnificent tale. For those of you who haven't read it, buy it ASAP, it's worth every penny. Another detail I enjoyed was that I had an easy time making mental pictures of the characters. It was as if I was standing right next to them, taking in there life-like appearance. This book, by far, was the best I have ever set eyes upon. I know, I have said this many times before, but this time I'm not lying! It makes every other book seem dull and boring. The whole trilogy was remarkable! I couldn't have asked for a better story. A book well'written.
Samantha Wheat, girl, age 13, from Poplarville, Mississippi, United States, on 20th November 2004. Rating: 10/10
I think this book was the best I have read yet. It has so much suspense, you wonder in the beginning about the book but when you get into it, it starts to make sense. This book is one that you want to get through reading because you want to know what happens but when you get to the end you like the book so much you don't want to finish it!
bella, girl, age 11, from amesbury, United States, on 31st October 2004. Rating: 10/10
i think the book was very good. it kept you in suspence for a lot of the time. i also love stories that have any thing to do with magic. i hope that others that read this book feel the same way.
kaz, girl, age 13, from perth, Australia, on 24th October 2004. Rating: 1/10
of all the books in the world, this is one of the best. it keeps you on the edge of your seat all the while, and you can barely put it down...the book even goes into your dreams! i hightly recomend this book, it's just too good to be true!
Loula Varsamis, girl, age 14, from massachusetts, United States, on 5th September 2004. Rating: 10/10
i completely love this book. It is the best book. I liked the whole trilogy but I hope she writes more about Kari, Jessa, Brachael, wulfgar, and Skapti.
Merihem, boy, age 18, from Leeuwarden, Netherlands, on 13th August 2004. Rating: 10/10
I have read the three books 4 to 5 times so that should say enough.
