• Night Blondie

    Night Blondie | 20 May 2011

    Your ideals are not always the correct ideals. Jebel Rum learns this in the novel The Thin Executioner by Darren Shan. The Thin Executioner follows Jebel on his travels to become the man he wants...

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  • Stargirlbutterfly

    Stargirlbutterfly | 26 April 2011

    The moment I saw this book on the shelf in the bookshop I did an impression of Gollum - "Myyyyyyyyyy precioussssssssss." I didn't even read the book description. I just saw a name - Darren Shan....

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  • Inis

    Inis | 01 April 2011

    Darren Shan’s latest offering departs from his previous works in a number of ways. Firstly, in its format as a stand-alone novel and, secondly, as a departure from the horror genre his faithful...

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  • Writing Belle

    Writing Belle | 01 April 2011

    What ensues is a book filled with many adventures. Shan's dialogue is quick and oftentimes witty. Tel Hesani is a character you begin to feel sympathetic with. Jebel, on the other hand, is a...

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  • Jason’s Bookstack

    Jason's Bookstack | 09 March 2011

    After his hit vampire series, (Though not quite good enough to compete with other young adult novels of its nature) Cirque Du Freak, Darren Shan went on to write dozens of novels, all of them...

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  • Pen Sister

    Pen Sister | 03 February 2011

    First, I would like to say I loved the first few Cirque du' Freak books, and I'm mulling over buying the first Demonata book. Darren Shan has brought many good 'boy friendly' stories to the table...

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  • ALAN Online

    ALAN Online | 21 January 2011

    The kingdom of Abu Aineh is a place of uncompromising justice, where laws are strict, judges are without mercy, and nothing is so exacting—or revered—as the executioner’s blade. Jebel Rum knows...

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  • Books And Writers

    Books And Writers | 16 January 2011

    The Thin Executioner is one of the most gripping tales ever by Darren Shan – there were lots of unexpected twists, keeping me wondering what’s going to happen next… I couldn’t stop reading from...

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  • Teens Read Too

    Teens Read Too | 14 January 2011

    Regardless of his size, Jebel Rum has always wanted to be the successor of his father as the executioner for his
    tribe, a profession that is somewhat honored and entertaining. It doesn’t help...

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  • Books4Hearts

    Books4Hearts | 10 January 2011

    To start this post, I don't think I could use anything better then the words from the back of the book: "The executioner swung his axe - THWACK! - and another head went rolling into the dust."

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  • 1 Year, 100 Books

    1 Year, 100 Books | 10 January 2011

    I cannot even begin to tell you the amount of times I have sat down and tried to write or film a review for this book. Each time I attempt it I miss out a million things I want to say so I’m just...

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  • Books Articles

    Books Articles | 02 January 2011

    This is a brief evaluation of the new book by Darren Shan: The Thin Executioner.

    Jebel Rum is the youngest, and smallest, of three sons, whose father is the revered executioner of Wadi....

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