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Original Title:	The Sphere of Secrets
ISBN:	0060571608 (ISBN13: 9780060571603)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Oracle Prophecies #2

The Sphere of Secrets (The Oracle Prophecies #2)

Catherine Fisher

Paperback | Pages: 344 pages

Rating: 3.92 | 1087 Users | 57 Reviews

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Title	:	The Sphere of Secrets (The Oracle Prophecies #2)
Author	:	Catherine Fisher
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 344 pages
Published	:	June 1st 2006 by Eos (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Mythology. Magic. Fiction

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I'm doing a quick review on this:

1. Basically, in the book, everything is going wrong, even though it's supposed to be right.
2. It was like the first one, I'd say, with just a few different problems:
- The drought has not ended. All of our important friends are distracted, and only Mirany can see that something is really wrong.
- Alexos is still being plotted against, which is why he heads to find the Well to give the land water again, following the directions of the Sphere of Secrets.
- Oblek has lost his music, and, it seems, his mind. He has to be on the watch, with the witty Jackal right behind him.
- Seth has been offered an interesting job - his loyalty is questioned by everyone, especially himself.
3. Through it all, the same old themes are explored - loyalty, power, and belief.
4. A lot of mythology in here, again.
5. It ends with more of a bang than the first one - big things happen and we have a huge cliffhanger!
6. It wasn't as pulling as the first, but, like I mentioned, it had a big ending, so I'll be looking out for the sequel.

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Ratings: 3.92 From 1087 Users | 57 Reviews

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Not happy at all. I was glued at my place while reading but poor Argilin I might sound stupid, but I was happy on Hermia's death, but I thought Argilin would end up with Mirany poor me I know there won't even be any fanfic :P :P

2.5 stars.I love Fisher's ideas and her vivid, wild imagination, but her execution always leaves me wanting.So it was with The Oracle and so it is with this sequel. The journey into the desert to find the Well of Songs was filled with dangers that were all resolved too quickly and too easily. Most of their trials were solved by Alexos becoming the god or by working some divine miracle. Seth, Oblek, the Fox and the Jackal felt like they had little use beyond brawling and acidly snapping at each

I thought the first one ended well enough, and didnt see why a sequel would be necessaryuntil I read it. The stakes are higher, the characters further developed. This is Fisher at some of her best, in my opinion.

I'm glad that the author used this book to flesh out the characters and setting she introduced in the first book. The added details gave life to the story. As for the story itself, it could get a little outlandish at times. The entire plot goes somewhat like this: "Mirany's up to her eyeballs in treachery, and Seth teams up with two thieves, a drunk musician, and a god to retrieve some stars." Even though it sounds completely ridiculous on paper, it works brilliantly as a story.I only had two

A good continuation of the first book, and even a littl emore exciting. There parts that were just a little too slow, or a little too out there, which made it drag a bit, but for the most part, it was a good read. Now I am off to read book 3 and finish the series.

filled with adventure and imagination great for the curious mind

Just like the first book in the trilogy, The Sphere of Secrets is fast-paced and packed with intrigue. Mirany, Seth, and Oblek may have succeeded in getting the true Archon in place, but their challenges are not yet over. Many demons have yet to be faced, and it requires the group to split up in order to succeed. Hard to put down!