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Dolphin Way: Rise of the Guardians

Mark Caney

Paperback | Pages: 260 pages

Rating: 4.28 | 131 Users | 29 Reviews

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ISBN:	1905492235 (ISBN13: 9781905492237)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Touches the Sky, Deneb Rising, Muddy River Mouth, Rain Ending, Fades Into Dusk, Wakes Softly
Setting:	Ocean

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People have often wondered if we are the only intelligent life in the universe — well we're not, and they’ve been here all along.

Dolphin Way: Rise of the Guardians is a novel set amongst the lives of the other major civilization inhabiting this planet: the dolphins. The book is aimed at adult readers, but will appeal to young adults (teenagers) too.

Dolphin culture evolved over millions of years so that they could remain perfectly attuned with their world, Ocean. Unlike man, they have created an almost utopian society without feeling the need to manipulate their environment, collect possessions or wage war. But the growing pressure of man’s activities become intolerable and in frustration one faction seeks an aggressive new path. They make a shocking departure from the Way — the ancient philosophy that has guided them so well through the millennia.

Sky, a male dolphin close to becoming an Initiate in the Way, unwillingly finds himself caught up in the violent consequences. To save the lives of his closest friends he will have to risk the worst punishment his clan can inflict and must decide between the two females who challenge everything he believes in.

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Title	:	Dolphin Way: Rise of the Guardians
Author	:	Mark Caney
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 260 pages
Published	:	July 4th 2011 by Aquapress (first published January 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Animals. Animal Fiction

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Ratings: 4.28 From 131 Users | 29 Reviews

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I dont buy a lot of books, usually I borrow them at the library or try to find an electronic version for my Kobo. But this book intrigued me, I am an animal lover and all the good reviews made me add it to my to-read list. Since I could not find it at the library I decided to take a chance and bought it on the net. I must confess that I've been disappointed at the beginning. Things happened, but not a lot and it really seems to be going nowhere. Plus you have to familiarize yourself with the

This book does something different, and does it well. I'm going to list what I loved about it, followed by what I didn't love.What I love* The details. The dolphin civilization is very inventive. Everything from the unique way dolphins greet each other, to their naming conventions, to the way the dolphins have to go up for air every few minutes, to the way they read the "shades" of the water -- so much fun. * Descriptive. I love books that take me to interesting places, and with this book, I

An absorbing escape - beautifully crafted.

This book does something different, and does it well. I'm going to list what I loved about it, followed by what I didn't love.What I love* The details. The dolphin civilization is very inventive. Everything from the unique way dolphins greet each other, to their naming conventions, to the way the dolphins have to go up for air every few minutes, to the way they read the "shades" of the water -- so much fun. * Descriptive. I love books that take me to interesting places, and with this book, I

Touches The Sky is a young, male dolphin living within a clan which follows the teachings of the Way, passed down through generations. He is an outsider, rescued by humans when his family were beached but he is loyal to his elders. As he trains as a Novice, those around him start to ask questions about a mysterious group of rebels known as the Guardians.I feel a bit ambiguous about Dolphin Way. The very first page is a moving account of a beached dolphin and our main character witnessing a slow

Well-written, full of insights on dolphin society, even though it is fiction. I did jib just a little at one group of dolphins, feeling they seemed too much like twisted human beings; and i don't think there is any evidence for that kind of mentality in dolphins. It can perhaps be read, in a symbolic sense, as an indictment of human beings in their less delicious manifestations, particularly the tendency to fanaticism.

Flawlessly written and a lovely plotline. The ending was pretty depressing. N.E.E.D. the sequel!!!!!! ;D