The Farthest Seeking: Ghatti's #2

by Gayle Greeno and Athena Dixon

Book Overview

In Gayle Greeno 's highly anticipated return to her most successful and beloved series, a new generation of human Seekers and their catlike ghatti companions journey to a dangerous wilderness-- while... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0886778972
• ISBN13: 9780886778972
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Daw Books
• Length: 688 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 4.2" x 6.7"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Great read but not sure I liked ending

Again Ms. Greeno had produced a wonderful story. I'm not sure the ending is what I wanted. It leaves no one happy-kind of in limbo. I can overlook this though. I will look forward to another book in this series.

WOW!

I just finished reading The Farthest Seeking and was almost jumping up and down! It was an excellent book! I felt so much emapthy towards all the characters especially Jenneth. The book is so full of conflicting emotions that I felt like I was there. I was amazed! I eagerly await the next book in this series. I hope it is as full of Adventure as this one was. My congratulations go to Ms.Greeno for one of the best books I have ever read.

Loved it!

I was very surprised when I went to the bookstore last week-I wasn't expecting to see another Ghatten book when I went in (of course, it's already been over a year since the last one came out!). I absolutely loved this one, even though (as previously pointed out) it was kind of jumpy. Even though her books are relative large page number-wise, they aren't long at all... 600+ pages sometimes go by too quickly...

Farthest Seeking

First let me say I have enjoyed all the books in the series. The author makes you care about the characters, and what happens to them. In this book, like ones in the past, I laughed; Haruup and Pharm are in it, and cried. It leaves you wanting more adventures of the new generation. The only negative is Ms Greeno's usual multi-plot story line that sometimes frustrates; you'll be into the adventures of one group and she jumps to another, to keep everyone in about the same time frame, unfortunatly it sometimes makes you want to skip ahead to see what happed in the story line you just left. Don't do it, just keep reading and enjoy

Fartest Seeking

Farthest Seeking has to be the best novel in Gayle Greeno's fantastic series of. It follows the lives of Jenneth and Diccion, along with their bonds, in the capital of marchmount. It's strangness to these two is discovered as old and long forgotten enemies arise. To tell you anymore would spoil the twists and turns that lie at every corner. This is a must for all lovers of Greeno's work and you won't be disappointed.