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Title	:	Chosen (The Lost Books #1)
Author	:	Ted Dekker
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 260 pages
Published	:	December 15th 2007 by Thomas Nelson
Categories	:	Fantasy. Christian Fiction. Fiction. Young Adult. Christian

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Think with your heart and prepare to die for you have been chosen. The land of the Forest Dwellers has been decimated by the Horde under the watchful eye of the vilest of all creatures, Teeleh. Thomas Hunter, supreme commander of the Forest Guard, is forced to lower the recruitment age of his army from 18 to 16. From among thousands, four new recruits are chosen to lead--and perhaps die--for the greater good. The chosen four are sent on a quest to prove their character, but their mission takes a dramatic turn when they are intercepted, sworn to secrecy, and redirected to a different endgame. Now they must find the seven lost Books of History. Books that have power over the past, present, and future. Books whose words are alive. Books sought by the Dark One that control not only the destiny of their world...but that of ours as well.

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Original Title:	Chosen
ISBN:	159554657X (ISBN13: 9781595543592)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Lost Books #1, Books of History Chronicles
Characters:	Johnis

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Chosen, written by Ted Dekker and published in 2007, is the first of a six book series. This book is a young adult fantasy meant to entertain those intrigued by adventure. This book is definitely worth reading if you want a thrilling and heart racing story that comes to life in your imagination. It is easy to read due to its cohesive flow and well developed characters. The imagery is so powerful that it is easy to forget you are reading. Dekker follows Joseph Campbell's mono myth and develops

Well, where do I start? I'll start with the good things. The book was easy to understand and descriptive enough. Mostly I just loved the little white bat things, because I found them amusing. But there is a list of bad things I found in this book. Firstly, the plot was ridiculously slow, and I found myself only reading it when there wasn't anything else to do. When you read the description of this book, you expect a violent, action-packed story. Well in this I was dissapointed with the lack of

If I could give under 1 star I would, stay away.The premise it self seems interesting if not slightly generic - Chosen one seeks objects to save their fantasy world - I was actually looking forward to it, but the execution is terrible. Events happen almost as a stream of conscious. I had to go back here and there because there'd be a big deal about a character having left only to have the show up again a few pages later. I'd eventually find the three words that said they had returned but you'd

The writing is clumsy (such as "The question is whether or not you've lost the few peanuts contained in that container above your shoulders" p. 109, and "he knew he would die if he let those finger/claws touch him" p. 144). I get annoyed when writers take a lot of time writing out endless bickering dialogue but can't be bothered to write out the non-bickering dialogue and instead put a summarizing paragraph in place of it. The kids in the cohort were much stupider than they needed to be

This book is called chosen by Ted Dekker. Think it was a really good book makes me want to read the next one. It was exciting and full of cool thrilling things. Every page has a new suspenseful problem. The book is about a boy named Yohnis who is chosen by their leader to become one of the main commanders. They are sent out on a mission to get medicine but things happen and the plan changes. Yohnis is a tough boy who joined the military because the hoard killed his mom. Silvis parents were both

I read a LOT of YA fiction since I'm a school media center specialist (fancy name for librarian) and I feel like it's a sad statement about the quality of Christian YA available out there that this book has gotten such good reviews. Measuring it next to all YA available out there, this book would be in the low middle of quality, but measured against other Christian YA, it is sadly towards the top. We need more Christian YA that is not just good for Christians, but good quality literature in

Chosen written by Ted Dekker provides an action packed mystery novel experience that is hard to put down. Johnis leads his fellow fighters on a quest to collect the books that can control the world. His race to collect the books only begins in this thriller. His forest guard fighting to keep the water and themselves alive from the horde. The first books being secured by Johnis is very important as the beginning books are the most important in the 7. From my perspective Ted did a wonderful job