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Title	:	Bearers of the Black Staff (Legends of Shannara #1)
Author	:	Terry Brooks
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 353 pages
Published	:	August 24th 2010 by Del Rey
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. Epic. Science Fiction Fantasy. High Fantasy. Adventure

Bearers of the Black Staff (Legends of Shannara #1)

Terry Brooks

Hardcover | Pages: 353 pages

Rating: 4.04 | 9371 Users | 477 Reviews

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This was an interesting and entertaining story from the Shannara world history. This one tells us of events that occur a few centuries after the time frame of The Gypsy Morph. It gets us closer to the period of Brooks's classic work, The Sword of Shannra, but we're not there yet. This book does end with a lot unresolved, so I'll need to push on to The Measure of the Magic to get those answers.

But that said, this one is enjoyable. There are a few characters that stand out as particularly interesting (Prue, Inch, and Mistral), while others are likeable but fairly typical Brooks heroes. The story is solid, and though predictable in places for Brooks veterans, there are a few surprises here and there.

I wouldn't recommend this to a newcomer to the Shannara books (too much would be missed that happened before), but it is a good way to spend a few hours for a fan of Terry Brooks and his series.

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Original Title:	Bearers of the Black Staff
ISBN:	0345484177 (ISBN13: 9780345484178)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Legends of Shannara #1, Shannara (Chronological Order) #7, Shannara (Publication Order) #24, Shannara - Terry's Suggested Order for New Readers #21 , more
Characters:	Sider Ament, Panterra Qu, Prue Liss, Isoleld, Phryne, Tasha Orullian, Tenerife Orullian, Aislinne Kray, Skeal Eile, Deladion Inch, Arik Sarn, Taureq Siq
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2010)

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Ratings: 4.04 From 9371 Users | 477 Reviews

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Seven books into the Shannara series, Im now through approximately 600 years of prequel history. Ill reach the time of the original trilogy in another book or two.My impression thus far? Im happy with it! Brooks like J. J. Abrams and Rian Johnson in Star Wars: The Force Awakens / The Last Jedi / The Rise of Skywalker keeps offing interesting and beloved characters. The vulnerability of heroes and non-heroes alike keeps me on my toes as a reader. Is mercenary Deladion Inch (weird name) destined

Bearers of the Black Staff is book 4 chronologically in the Shannara series. 3.5 stars.Ive realized that my re-read of the entire series is probably going to take me more than a year to complete. I dont know, I guess Ill see where I am at the end of the year. Im really enjoying revisiting my all time favorite series. Fantasy as a genre, to me is one of the best ways to escape from all the craziness of real life. Bearers of the Black Staff is set 500 years after the events of The Gypsy Morph. The

A great step forward from industrialised post-apocalyptic remnants of civilisation of ours to medieval-like more-shannara type of living, a giant leap of 500 years into the future since the Armageddon's Children and Elves of Cintra have found their safe haven, this bridges the gap between W&V and OShT even further... Long have the escapees flourished in their magically fog-entombed valley, going there through the separation and animosities anew as soon as the sheltered lands were found safe.

Terry Brooks and Shannara have been around since the 1970s. I remember stumbling across Brooks after reading all of Tolkien's works and wondering if there was anyone else out there who could write and create a world like Tolkien. I didn't realize at the time, how tall an order that was. I read a lot of imitators and wannabes and was about to give up, but thanks to Brooks and a few others I was pleasantly surprised that there was some fantasy literature out there worth reading.Over time though, I

This started out boring and disappointing, but Brooks pulled through in the end and reminded me why I have enjoyed many of his books in the past. While Brooks is not a master in the fantasy genre, I rate on enjoyment and I did really enjoy this by the end. If you are a human who is sick of really complicated fantasy books, but still wants something with good world building, writing and characters then Terry Brooks might just be the author for you! I am excited to read the second installment, and



Totally captivating plot that pulls the reader right in. Who couldn't love the characters? The 'Gray Man' who bears the magical black staff is Sider Ament. Panterra Qu, 17 years old and Prue, 15 years old are Trackers with special skills. All are sheltered in a valley with communities of Humans, Elves, Lizards (trolls) and Spiders that have been protected from the outside world for the past 500 years by a magical wall of mist. Everything changes when that world is threatened. I love how Brooks