The Sight and Fell by David Clement Davies

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Anyone else read these?

I really liked The Sight when I read it, though that was about 2 years ago so I can't remember too much about it..

Fell is the sequel to The Sight which I'm reading at the moment.. it's really good so far.. I'm about a 1/3 of the way though.
But there's still tomorrow
Forget the sorrow
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I read The Sight a few years ago, and it was pretty good. I've tried reading it a few times since, but it's really one of those books you can only read once. I've seen the sequal and want to read it, but I'm not sure if I will. Davis is a good writer for what he does, but he doesn't captivate me as much as some.

Tell me if the sequal is absolutely amazing, I would love to give Davis another shot :D

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I read The Sight and The Fell and I loved them. Clement-Davies is my favortie author along with MacHale and Cornelia Funke. I like the concept of anthropomorphic writing than normal writing. His other book is Fire Bringer whose MC is a anthropomorphic deer. Another good wolf story is Prophecy of the Wolves, but I can't think of the author of it at the moment and a bat anthropomorphic series by Kenneth Oppel which include Silverwing, Sunwing, Firewing, and Duskwing.
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I have read both The Sight and Fell. I absolutely loved both of them. I have also read Fire Bringer, which was equally amazing.
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