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Title	:	Ironhand (Stoneheart Trilogy #2)
Author	:	Charlie Fletcher
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 448 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2008 by Hodder Children's Books (first published October 1st 2007)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Adventure

Ironhand (Stoneheart Trilogy #2) Paperback | Pages: 448 pages

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I just finished revisiting this terrific fantasy via audiobook, brilliantly narrated by Jim Dale. Here's my review of the Kindle edition, which I read last year:

This is the second installment of Charlie Fletcher's "Stoneheart" trilogy, which is set in an alternate London, or "un-London," that is embedded in the real present-day London but cannot be seen by ordinary Londoners because they don't expect to see such fantastic things as animated statues and gargoyles at war. It's sort of a middle-grade counterpart to Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere."

It's beautifully written, there's plenty of action, and the dialogue is excellent. Like the first book, it's a fast-paced page-turner for all ages from about 10 on up. I read the Kindle edition, but I also have the audiobook, narrated by Jim Dale, for later listening.

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Original Title:	Ironhand
ISBN:	0340911654 (ISBN13: 9780340911655)
Series:	Stoneheart Trilogy #2

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Ratings: 3.96 From 2961 Users | 201 Reviews

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This one was a bit hard to follow sometimes but still really good. I was listening to the Audiobook and that doesn't help things, though. The plot was really well put together and I was glad to see that George was able to better take control of his own story, but it still had lots of random chance problems.

Jim Dale does an excellent job reading for the audiobook. I listened to the whole thing in one day.

I had a greater appreciation for both the plot and numerous characters after reading this. The characters grew in depth that made me cheer them on, hold my breathe, and wish them well. The ending was a wallop. Can't wait to read the final book in this trilogy.

Finally took the time to read this second book of the trilogy. I found it much better and easier to read than the first.

I love these! the concept is so cool!

I loved this book, but unfortunately, while I forced myself to stop and jot down some thoughts before starting book 2, I didn't do the same before starting book 3 in the trilogy, so I can't recall what happened in which book. That said, I do recall that there was a lot more character development during this book than the first, now that the layer of London that our characters are in has been established. While the story itself for all of these is probably around 4 stars, I'll give an extra star

This one was a bit hard to follow sometimes but still really good. I was listening to the Audiobook and that doesn't help things, though. The plot was really well put together and I was glad to see that George was able to better take control of his own story, but it still had lots of random chance problems.