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Original Title:	The Immortals
ISBN:	1846577047 (ISBN13: 9781846577048)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.edgechronicles.co.uk/
Series:	The Edge Chronicles (chronological) #10

The Edge Chronicles 10: The Immortals: The Book of Nate (The Edge Chronicles (chronological) #10) Audio CD | Pages: 6 pages

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It’s five hundred years into the third age of flight and mighty phraxships steam across the immensity of the Deepwoods, plying their lucrative trade between the three great cities. But all across the Edge, trouble is brewing. The goblin clans are preparing for war. And a storm is gathering, unlike any that has been seen before.

When the life of Nate Quarter, a young lamplighter, is threatened, he is forced to flee from the phraxmines of the Eastern Woods to the mighty city of Great Glade. He is propelled on an epic journey of self-discovery that encompasses tournaments, battles, revolutions. And a final encounter with the Immortals themselves. Can he and the friends he makes along the way discover the truth about the past - and ensure the future of the Edge?

The Immortals concludes the Quint, Twig and Rook sagas. But is also a great way to begin reading The Edge Chronicles – the internationally best-selling fantasy series – and discover the Quint, Twig and Rook trilogies for the first time.

Then new and old readers can join a whole new adventure with the Cade saga – the fourth and latest trilogy in The Edge Chronicles.

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Title	:	The Edge Chronicles 10: The Immortals: The Book of Nate (The Edge Chronicles (chronological) #10)
Author	:	Paul Stewart
Book Format	:	Audio CD
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 6 pages
Published	:	March 16th 2009 by Doubleday (first published 2009)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens. Adventure

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In spite of people attempting to live in great cities, the remembrance of the great skyships looms large in many memories, so much so that this book takes place in what is called the Third Age of Flight. Mr. Stewart has put great care into building his Edge world. Its many denizens are outlined with exquisite detail both to character and livelihood. Many old faces reappear and new races are introduced. New allies, dangerous enemies and ancient evil and good all add their own touch to this

Frakken amazing. This is the Edge Chronicles near it's finest. The characters are fun(The Professor is my favorite), the plot is very interesting, and it HAS SO MUCH TO IT! This book is delves at least a little into nearly every theme I can think of, with some politics, military, action, adventure, and all that stuff we that love the Edge Chronicles for. The advances in technology are a very believable step forward from the previous books. The illustrations are frigging fantastic , and greatly

Suspenseful and surprising, too violent at times, but really engaging. It gives conclusion to some story threads (not surprising, since this was supposed to be the end of the series). A really good one from the series after a few mediocre ones. A bit longish, but full of wonderful (and sometimes awful) things. Can't wait to start the last trilogy. A great ending.

This turned out to be a great book. I started reading it with very high expectations, and I must say I was a little disappointed at first. It seems to me that in The Edge Chronicles the ending is the best part, and in The Immortals it just took too long to get there. But once you do get to it, the end is so spectacular all the critism is hard to remember.

Having read and loved the previous books in the Edge Chronicles, I was excited to revisit its world, creatures, and heartfelt themes in The Immortals. But The Immortals surprised me with a new age in the Edge, with new technology, geography, and values that had me nostalgic for the good old days of stormchasing and Undertown, for the times when the Deepwoods were still forbidding and Riverrise was a distant myth. However, this change is one of the things that makes the Edge Chronicles so

A fantastic end to the series. After being SO disappointed the design was changed (this matters to me, and the look of the book was why I picked up the first one all those many yrs ago in Harvard Bookstore), I was half-hearted to begin... But this turned out to continue the series in true form - great adventures, strong characters of both genders, strong morality (greed bad! Respect the environment!), All the wonderful creatures and fantastic settings. I'm still struck by the quality/range of

Having already read the previous books in The Edge Chronicles in their entirety, I already had all the back history before starting out on reading this, the last and most ambitious episode in the saga. Not that it would have mattered if I hadn't - the characters, although with a firm history which is alluded to throughout, are all new and this is set many years after the previous trilogies have ended.I'm pleased to say that the allusion that this can be read as a stand-alone or as an