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Title	:	The Shamer's Daughter (The Shamer Chronicles #1)
Author	:	Lene Kaaberbøl
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	October 3rd 2006 by Henry Holt and Co. BYR Paperbacks (first published 2000)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. European Literature. Danish. Fiction

The Shamer's Daughter (The Shamer Chronicles #1)

Lene Kaaberbøl

Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 8068 Users | 425 Reviews

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Dina has unwillingly inherited her mother's gift: the ability to elicit shamed confessions simply by looking into someone's eyes. To Dina, however, these powers are not a gift but a curse. Surrounded by fear and hostility, she longs for simple friendship.

But when her mother is called to Dunark Castle to uncover the truth about a bloody triple murder, Dina must come to terms with her power--or let her mother fall prey to the vicious and revolting dragons of Dunark.

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Original Title:	Skammerens datter
ISBN:	0805081119 (ISBN13: 9780805081114)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Shamer Chronicles #1
Characters:	Dina

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4,75 stars - English hardcover - I have Dyslexia -Found a note in a notebook about this novel : Dina has a gift. Like her mother, a gift she does not want. Was in the story in a second and could not put the book down until it was finished. Go Dina! 🦋🍀🌸🌼

I can't exactly remember how much I liked or disliked this book way back when. But I think I remember liking more than I did this time. That could be in part due to the fact that it is more of a middle grade book that YA. I don't know if I really connected with Dina as a character. The book was a bit too short for me to feel any real connection. But I did however connect with her plight. To feel ostracized by her peers because of something that was not in her control is heartbreaking to me. I

This is the first in an entertaining fantasy series. The premise of the book includes a woman, called the Shamer, and her daughter, who shares her unusual ability. Their ability is powerful and makes many people unwilling or unable to befriend them. Their power is that they can see into a person's conscience just by looking into their eyes. They cause people to feel guilt for thier wrongs and can tell if someone is lying or being honest. Because almost everyone has something in their past that

This was my first real fantasy book. I read it when I was about 9 or 10 and in the beginning I made my mother read it out loud - one chapter each night.One day I got really excited about it, but then the chapter ended and my mother told me to go to sleep. When I couldn't sleep because I kept thinking about the next chapter and what might happen, I ran downstairs, "stole" the book and finished it in one night. I got so caught up I forgot everything about time, school the next day - even my own

An excellent story for readers of all ages. The idea of a "Shamer" is unique and as such this book is fascinating and can even be viewed as a study of humanity.I was entranced by the tale and can't wait to read the next book in the series.5 STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It wasn't the book cover that caught my attention--not the title, not the promising thinness of the book, or the blurb on the back. It was the Author's Note. I opened the book and began to read what the author had written about her book. The story behind her novel fascinated me--how she lived in Denmark, translated her own books to English, lived across the harbour from the royal residency and waved to the queen every morning. But I also love what she said about The Look. "I think we learn the

3.5 stars But no. Not me. Not the Shamer's daughter. In Dina's world, there are Shamers. She is one of them, and so is her mother.Just by looking you in the eyes, a Shamer has the power to elicit dark confessions and make you feel crippling guilt. (Though Dina, aged 11, must also use words rather than just her eyes (until her powers grow)).Shamers are often outcasts of society - after all, who wants to be friends with someone who is constantly making you feel guilty??Dina's mother is called