*Spoilers afoot* Who has read the Fledgling handbook???

I did I did. It was so good. Gave me a major insight into the series. I get so much of the references now.

The story about Theodora and Antoina was so sad.

What do you guys think of the book???

I just got my book yesterday. I have yet to finish reading it but I love it so far. I let a friend borrow Marked and now she is loves the series as well.

I am getting it on Monday when I get my money lol

Ir's great, it wasn't long enough though. I wanted more . I always did think it was weird that the Vampyres never went back to Capri, now it makes sense. I wanted to know about the ritual to break an Imprint, i guess that just means it's going to be be mentioned in the book. They just didn't want to spoil the surprise.

I have just started reading it. I find it very informative. Even my husband who studied ancient Celtic society found some of it interesting. I agree that it was not that long and I wonder if the authors will be coming out with different levels for the different years?

I've read it twice at the bookstore. I LOVED IT! I don't have enough money to buy it yet, though.

I though they could have had more content in the book. Though it was relly interesting to learn the different rituals.

I started it today and finished it in English. I loved all the stories that were in it.
I love the ten ruins, all the moons.

I got it yesterday and started reading it, I was like OMG! I loved Circe's story (my element being water) and I will be re-reading it all cause I did a quick read of most of it last night... Though I thought Mirian and Una's story was so sad...And I loved how they had a background for every Element and a Ritual for that specific element.

I loved Una and Mirian's Story, it was so sad but it was really interesting to see how the Isle of Sky has been so important and influencial it is. It's bizarre how Damien could say he's read the Fledgling Handbook and then said he's never heard of the Isle of Sky.

But i have to admit the one i enjoyed reading the most was Hippolyte and Herakles' story, as weird as that may sound.

i'm reading it currently, but it's so boring and poorly done! i don't enjoy reading it! it's kitchy and lenghty and the informations i was hoping to get seem to be in another handbook coming out or the informations are dealed with "we don't know it for shure". I'm really annoyed that i bought the book. if i didn't know that i like the HON-stories, i would say PC is a really bad author. And the pictures are really amateurish
it'll take long for me to finish reading...

i own the book, my favorite part was learning about Cleopatra, it just seemed more real, that's one of my favorite parts about P.C's writing, it makes it seem more real by using science to explain alot of stuff.

I just got my fledgling handbook today and it is really awsome, i even got my oldish uncle to look at it and it is just hilarious watching him read it.

^ i know what you mean i found i am very close with water element and that's really cool, i think anyways, lol.

Honestly I really like it!!! and I liked how it showed different marking for each of the elements... I really wish they would make the handbooks for the higher level sociology (is that right???) classes as well... I think it would be cool.

[b]loved all the stories in it and very insightful on the book series too.