The beginning place

mass market paperback, 183 pages

English language

Published Jan. 6, 1987 by Bantam Books.

ISBN:
978-0-553-26282-7
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OCLC Number:
16884812

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Hugh and Irena assummed that they had just stumbled upon Tembraebrezi, a beginning place, but Tembraebrezi has a secret dark fear that is threatening the kingdom and Hugh and Irena were led to the beginning place for a purpose.

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I have very mixed feelings towards this book which is, more or less, a coming of age story. We follow Hugh and Irene as they escape from their multitude of worldly worries across the threshold of a strange land.

The tale has moments of beauty, and is heaped with metaphor and meaning, but seems to peter out with very little sense of closure. The climax of the story (if it in fact can be called a climax) seemed almost irrelevant to the rest of the novel, and in the end the message seemed to be we should run away from our problems.

Not a bad book by any means, but definitely a flawed one.

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  • Science fiction
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