My fingers are crossed that they make new episodes of Silverwing. In addition to the Bloom trilogy, some of his best-known titles are Inkling, a New York Times notable book and a New York Public Library best book of the year The Nest, which was named a New York Times editors’ choice and best book of the year by the CLA, the Globe and Mail, Publishers Weekly. His award-winning Silverwing trilogy has sold over a million copies worldwide and was adapted into an animated TV series and stage play. KENNETH OPPEL is one of the most highly regarded authors of middle-grade fiction writing today. As for adults, well, I'm 21 and hold Silverwing amongst my favourite TV shows of all time. KENNETH OPPEL is the bestselling author of numerous books for young readers. Younger kids might be frightened at times. Though this is a cartoon, it is not exactly for children. No jumping around (something Watership Down had a tendency of doing throughout the first two seasons). Each new episode began immediately where the last one left off.

The tape I bought had all the episodes edited together with the beginning and end credits absent (except for the beginning and end of the entire tape), as well as all commercials cut. 'Silverwing' also has a very strong movie-feel to it. The animation is rather good for a TV series, and the voice-acting is bang-on. The key points are all still there, and in some places, better explained. The show, though changing small aspects of the book, remains very faithful to the overall flow of the original novels. 'Silverwing' is pure, epic action, straight from the beginning. I was expecting the storyline to be watered down, full of fillers, and to deviate far from the book. I purchased a videotape containing every episode off of someone. Recently I found the books for cheap at the thrift store and, after reading them, knew I had to see the series. I had first heard of 'Silverwing' when it first started airing on Teletoon, however never did watch it.

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