Prentice Alvin by Orson Scott Card

Prentice Alvin by Orson Scott Card
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book had a bit more action taking place that was easier to follow while still being unpredictable. The events bring our protagonist one step closer to his true lover and its conclusion is a sad tragedy. The characters involved are very colourful and there’s little sese of authority here, with the good acting without meaning to offend. But they’re also a bit serious in their actions and it’s only the reactions of the children that makes the story fun. It’s also weird that the children decide to follow the rules of society rather than make their own way in life and disobey their masters. I suppose it makes things easier when they need to create a reputation for themselves or use it as a front so that they have more time to pursue their true desires. It’s going to be difficult for the protagonists to reunite again but I’m sure that they’ll manage it…

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