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fai_aka's review
3.0
Better read the first book before reading this prequel short story(it's more of a glimpse into Gen's childhood), or you'll feel really confused.
saluki's review
3.0
Came across this story about a very young Eugenides by chance when looking to see if there was any recent news about the fifth book in The Queen's Thief series. It'll only mean something to those who've already read Megan Whalen Turner's books, I think.
Short and sweet insight into Gen's youth and his ambition to inherit the title of The King's Thief.
sh543's review
adventurous
challenging
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? N/A
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
missprint_'s review
5.0
There is really no such thing as too much Eugenides in one's life. God I love these characters and t his world.
shirin_mandi's review
5.0
This is a story about a 10-year-old boy who's named Eugenides, after the God of Thieves.
Eugenides' family calls him Gen and wishes he would grow up to be a soldier like most of the men in the country of Eddis. Gen would rather follow in his grandfather's footsteps and become the King's Thief.
One thousand years before this story takes place, a person could become the King's Thief by stealing a stone called Hamiathes' Gift (if he or she didn't die in the process). ...
http://read-free-online.blogspot.com/p/thief.html?m=1
Eugenides' family calls him Gen and wishes he would grow up to be a soldier like most of the men in the country of Eddis. Gen would rather follow in his grandfather's footsteps and become the King's Thief.
One thousand years before this story takes place, a person could become the King's Thief by stealing a stone called Hamiathes' Gift (if he or she didn't die in the process). ...
http://read-free-online.blogspot.com/p/thief.html?m=1
zquill's review
3.0
It's sweet to see a juvenile Gen in one of his first cheeky exploits, but I do wish a little more had been revealed about his family and that it had been written with a little more grace.