Wings Of Fire #15: The Flames Of Hope

It was an emotional final book. It tied the whole story together. And it feels like an earned victory when Luna saves the world.

My 10 yrs old loves the series.

I love the style of Tui T. Sutherland. Great book for teenager.

Awesome twist

One of my best purchases for my 11 year old niece. She is hooked onto them. I’ve even bought her the first 2 set of books and she just won’t let go of them.

Been waiting a while to get this book. was not disappointed, amazing conclusion.

Book arrived in good shape. Packing and delivery was perfect

Ripped

Son las 4 de la mañana aaahhh pero no podía parar de leer, como siempre, este libro es una obra maestra

Very excited at each new chapter and book thoroughly enjoyed them . Even though I am a grandmother and started off reading the first books that my grandson was reading .

Good quality

My 12-year-old was counting down the days for this book to arrive—and it did not disappoint. The Flames of Hope is the thrilling conclusion to the Lost Continent Prophecy arc, and it had my kid completely absorbed from page one. Luna’s journey is powerful and inspiring, especially for young readers who love stories about bravery, friendship, and finding your voice. The action is intense, the emotional moments are beautifully written, and the world of Pantala feels more alive than ever. My child was especially drawn to Luna’s unique silk powers and her determination to unite dragons and save her world. It sparked so many creative ideas and even led to some dragon-themed drawings and storytelling of their own. This book wrapped up the arc in a way that felt satisfying and exciting, and it’s now one of their top favorites in the series. If your child is a Wings of Fire fan, this one is an absolute must-read.

Ci tengo a precisae che questa recensione è frutto al 100% di gusti personali, non prendetela come la verità assoluta. Se vi piacciono storie di distopie, governi autoritari, eroi che passano la maggior parte del tempo nell'ombra per evitare la cattura o prepararsi a cose che poi arriveranno, magari, forse, allora vi piacerà altrimenti avrete difficoltà. Io ho appprezzato la prima pentalogia, la seconda l'ho adorata, i due speciali e le storie brevi sono anch'essi di alto livello e poi arrivo in questa serie con i primi tre libri davvero lenti e noiosi, un quarto libro che è il più bello in assoluto e questo quinto che proprio a causa del precedente tocca un punto ancora più basso. La lettura è stata estremamente noiosa, la protagonista, Luna, non è minimamente all'altezza di nessuno dei precedenti, soprattutto confrontata a Snowfall del quarto libro, e una volta arrivati al finale la delusione regna sovrana. Mi piacerebbe Pantala tornasse ad essere il continente perduto, purtroppo so che non sarà così.