The Trials of King Sparrow, Bill Meeks
The Trials of King Sparrow, Bill Meeks
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The Trials of King Sparrow

Author: Bill Meeks

Narrator: James Romick

Unabridged: 2 hr 22 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 05/21/2015


Synopsis

King Sparrow is a noble ruler, but his flock is tired, and winter is fast approaching. When a cunning rival betrays him, the King is left for dead, stranded in the freezing wilderness with a broken wing and a hunger for revenge.Hunted by beasts and left to brave the elements alone, King Sparrow must draw on every ounce of his cunning and courage to survive. But survival is only the beginning. He must reclaim his throne, and in doing so, face the ultimate trial: a transformation that will change him, and his world, forever.The Trials of King Sparrow is a thrilling tale of a tiny hero's incredible journey to reclaim his kingdom, his honor, and his very identity.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Deedra

I listened to the Audible version of this book.This was a terrific 'read'!The story is of King Sparrow and his flock.There is love, betrayal and magic, all told from King Sparrows viewpoint.I believe that this would be aimed towards YA boys,but I would have loved it as a girl.James Romick was fine a......more

Goodreads review by Emily

This was a very bizarre book. I went into it expecting a children’s/middle grade read, along the lines of Redwall, but it definitely is not for children. There are some very graphic and gory descriptions in places - eyes getting pecked out and deaths of various creatures. I read a couple reviews tha......more

Goodreads review by Peter

A very odd animal story that gets even odder as it goes. Told from the viewpoint of a self-obsessed and very aggressive sparrow.......more

Goodreads review by Michael

Take equal parts Watership Down and traditional fairy tales, and add a strong dash of Ovid, and what you get is pretty close to Bill Meeks' The Trials of King Sparrow. Another way to describe the story — or the first half, at any rate — is to imagine a BBC nature documentary, but told from the first......more