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Circle of Flight
- Ellie Chronicles
- Narrated by: Mikaela Martin
- Length: 9 hrs and 8 mins
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The Ellie Chronicles takes up the story of Ellie Linton where John Marsden's popular young adult series The Tomorrow Series left off. Ellie and her band of young friends struggled to survive the war between Australia and an unnamed invading force. The war has ended but not without cost and dangerous enemies still abound. This is the final entry in the postwar trilogy where Ellie must depend on her instincts and force of will to carry her through the day. Mikaela Martin powerfully performs the voice of the brave young woman who is the protagonist and narrator of this gripping series.
Publisher's Summary
"You jam on the brakes and stop the ute right at your front door. You jump out. Not for the first time you run into a house that could be full of guns, with death waiting for you. You don't even think of that until you're crossing the threshold ... You already know what you're going to find. Underneath the fear and horror and panic there's a cold realization that Gavin's body will be somewhere in the house. You can picture what those bullets will have done to his little body."
It is a time of profound change for Ellie Linton. Enemies are everywhere. Some come crawling over the hills others drive in and knock on the front door. Sometimes her friends are there and sometimes they are not. Ellie fights every inch of the way. But when courage and imagination are not enough, when she is trapped and helpless, Ellie must face the end of life as she knows it ... standing alone, sustained only by her own strength.
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- Anonymous User
- 20-07-2023
Heart warming
Loved every moment of it it’s a shame she didn’t get too keep the farm
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- Shannon
- 26-09-2014
great read!
If you could sum up Circle of Flight in three words, what would they be?
action, heart wrenching
What was one of the most memorable moments of Circle of Flight?
when gavin went missing
Did the narration match the pace of the story?
yes
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
yes i listened to it in one day while mowing lawns at work
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- Anonymous User
- 25-03-2021
It’s all right, a good story and final book.
The story itself is good but there seems to be a lot of talk about real life issues about race and racism than the rest, the reflections on this almost ruins the books and the escape from life that reading and writing provides for me. But it’s easy enough to skip ahead and get back to the story.
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- Florence C
- 23-07-2023
A great finish to the 10 books
It took some getting used to the new reader but when you accept to let go, she’s great. Storyline as good as the others with a touch more depth and life wisdom.
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- Jordan Hunt
- 13-09-2021
This is awful
This is easily the worst audio book I've ever listened to. The reader just makes it worse. The biggest shame since the original series was so good and the reader of that was great.
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