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Original Title:	Raven Quest
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tok #1
Characters:	Tok, Tarkah, Grakk, Skyah, Groh

Raven Quest (Tok #1)

Sharon Stewart

Hardcover | Pages: 320 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 821 Users | 33 Reviews

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Title	:	Raven Quest (Tok #1)
Author	:	Sharon Stewart
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	2003 by Carolrhoda Books, Inc. (first published 1944)
Categories	:	Animals. Fiction. Adventure. Animal Fiction. Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult

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Tok, the best flyer of all the young ravens, faces a terrible fate. Falsely accused of murder, he must leave the Raven Mountains forever. If he ever returns, he will be put to death by those he once called friends and family. Tok's only hope is to reclaim his honor by completing a quest. Long ago, the ravens lived in partnership with the Grey Lords. Can Tok reunite his kind with these legendary hunters? The quest will take him on a perilous journey into dangers he cannot even imagine...

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Ratings: 4.03 From 821 Users | 33 Reviews

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like warriors, it gives the vision of the ravens as the superior animal type on an epic quest.

Absolutely loved this book. I read it about 15 years ago in elementary school when it was the only book left to pick and I was upset I got stuck with such a long book. However I was quickly whisked away into a world where ravens live and die by there honor. I could not put the book down it introduced me to the fantasy book genre and really kept my attention as a child by populating its world with enigmatic animal characters that you really felt for. fantastic read for any young reader who's

I hate it when reading a book with speaking animal characters it contains their animal noises along with their dialogue. Because I guess just having them talk isn't enough, we needed to constantly be reminded that these are indeed birds and not just people flying around having conversations about ravens being more awesome than crows.

I read this in about fourth grade and I remember enjoying every bit of it. It was one of my first "mature" reads and I couldn't put it down. I don't remember much since it's been nearly five years, but I'm definitely thinking about reading it again.

Tok, a yearling raven, is banished from his community, his honor stripped, his patrimony denied--all based on false accusations. But in order to reclaim his honor and his rightful place in his community, he sets out on a seemingly impossible quest to reunite all ravenkind with the legendary Gray Lords. What a heart-stopping adventure, full of danger, tragedy, unlikely friendships! And . . . because Ms. Stewart has so thoroughly researched the social and natural ecology of raven clans and wolf

Brilliant. Truly brilliant. "Raven Quest" is one of the best animal books I've ever read--very likely one of the best books I've read. Birds are pretty hard to write (I've tried!), since they're so different from humans, but Stewart pulled this off as if she were writing about herself. It's amazing. And while the animals talk and have systems that the actual animals don't have, they still feel like normal animals... and maybe they're like this without our knowing. Who knows. I think my only real

No wonder this book got the Silver Birch award! What an amazing piece of literature for children. I read it for my own enjoyment but then insisted on having the child read it as well. I will most definitely be reading the second book. This book is about a raven's "coming of age" journey intertwined with trying to fix his reputation. One might think there wouldn't be a lot to write about this sort of thing, but one would be wrong. Stewart does an amazing job of bringin Tok and his friends to