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Overview

The second dazzling installment in Patrick Carman's masterful Land of Elyon trilogy!

Alexa thought her troubles were over when she defeated the man who had threatened to bring down Bridewell from within. But now that the walls around her land have fallen, a new, unexpected threat has risen from outside. Suddenly, Alexa is involved in a battle much, much larger than her own life . . . a battle in which she is destined to play a key role. In order to help good defeat evil, Alexa and her friends must venture farther than they've ever gone before -- confronting giants, bats, ravenous dogs, and a particularly ghoulish mastermind in order to bring back peace.

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PW's starred review of The Dark Hills Divide by Patrick Carman said, "In the launch of the Land of Elyon series, Carman crafts an intriguingly insular world, and introduces a plucky, convincingly curious heroine." In Beyond the Valley of Thorns, the second tale in the paper-over-board series, the walls surrounding Elyon are down, and Alexa faces new challenges. Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.
Children's Literature
Die-hard enthusiasts of quest stories may enjoy this story of Alexa Daly who battles the Tenth Reign of Grindall, the evil descendent of the seraph Abaddon who challenged the maker of all things, Elyon. Other readers, however, will likely be bored by the sparse, leaden dialog and the heavy-handed, emotionally flat narration that tells but never shows. Alexa—a passive, lack-luster heroine—is led by Yipes, a cohort from the first book, to a cave where she finds a secret left to her by Thomas Warvold, a leader who died in the first book. There she finds the last "Jocasta," a stone that enables her to talk to animals. Armed with the Jocasta, Alexa is joined by a wolf and a squirrel in her search for Grindall. With the help of John Christopher, who protects her from the black swarm of giant bats, and a friendly giant who leads her through the poisonous valley of thorns, she arrives at Grindall's castle. In her one moment of action, Alexa gives the Jocasta stone to a hawk that keeps it from Grindall, and then escapes with Warvold, who apparently faked his own death. Although her friends have managed to kill most of his army of evil giants, Grindall has taken Yipes as hostage and she and Warwold set out by sea to seek his return, which presumably will be the beginning of what should be the last book in this rather dismal "The Land of Elyon" series. This book contains some fairly graphic violence. 2005, Orchard Books/Scholastic, Ages 8 to 12.
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Gr 4-6-Only one year has passed since Alexa Daley thwarted the evil plans of Sebastian and his battalion of convicts to save the city of Bridewell from being overtaken in Patrick Caman's The Dark Hills Divide (June 2005, p. 81), the first title in this projected trilogy. In Beyond the Valley of Thorns (Orchard, 2005), Alexa, now 13 years old, returns for her annual visit and receives a mysterious letter beckoning her to explore the unknown territories beyond the Dark Hills. Once again, impending danger threatens to disturb the peaceful land of Elyon. Accompanied by her friends, Yipes (an agile little fellow), Murphy the squirrel, Odessa the wolf, and an entrusted ex-con named John Christopher, Alexa discovers she has an important new role in a quest to save her homeland. With the guidance of her creator, Elyon, and the last remaining Jocasta stone, she ventures into the City of Dogs, the Valley of Thorns, and Castalia to fulfill her destiny. Along the way she encounters a fugitive giant, some unruly peasants, and packs of ravenous dogs. Flesh-rotting ogres, virile bats, and an evil mastermind obscure their pathway. They finally arrive at the Dark Tower where a decisive battle ensues. Filled with background history, religious undertones, and gruesome battles, this title is not easy to follow in audiobook format. Narrator Aasne Vigesaa creates interest by giving each character a distinguishing voice, but the sheer detail of the geographical terrain and the battle tactics used to fight the evil Victor Grindall is better executed on paper. Without the aid of a visual map, listeners may be lost by the time they reach the end of the long and arduous journey to Castalia without backtracking several times. The ideas and subplots are hardly original, borrowing from writers such as C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. For libraries that already own the first book.-Ann Crewdson, King County Library System, Issaquah, WA Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Kirkus Reviews
Alexa Daley and her father return to the walled city of Bridewell, where Mr. Daley has more strictures for Alexa's behavior than ever. Nevertheless, Alexa leaves Bridewell through its underground tunnels led by Yipes, her tiny companion from Dark Hills Divide. Instructions in a letter from Warvold lead them in a quest to free the dead leader's wife from imprisonment in the Dark Tower on the other side of the eponymous valley. Gutsy Alexa centers this story, always ready to foster cooperation and accept help from well-intentioned friends, be they human or animal. Animal characters take an active and effective role in the adventure. The plot takes off a lot faster than in the first installment, because Carman integrates the backstory as needed in the text, rather than allowing it to slow down the pace. Although the resolution of this tale satisfies, it ends on a cliffhanger, leaving readers to wait in suspense for the story's finale. Still, a trip with Alexa Daley through the Valley of Thorns is well worth the effort. (Fiction. 10-12)

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780439700948
  • Publisher: Scholastic, Inc.
  • Publication date: 8/16/2005
  • Pages: 240
  • Sales rank: 450,877
  • Age range: 9 - 12 Years
  • Lexile: 1000L (what's this?)
  • Series: Land of Elyon Series , #2
  • Product dimensions: 5.26 (w) x 7.06 (h) x 0.86 (d)

Meet the Author

Patrick Carman
Patrick Carman

Patrick Carman usually spends his time in Walla Walla, Washington. But in the spring of 2005 he’s taking his wife and two daughters on the road, traveling across the country on a whirlwind tour in support of his dazzling first novel, The Dark Hills Divide.

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  • Anonymous

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    Hi

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  • Posted January 31, 2012

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    Just the beginning/middle to a huge adventure...

    Beyond The Valley of Thorns is an interesting story. Alexa, the main character, yet again is set to another great adventure. However, this time she is lead farther away from her family to solve a puzzle that needs to be complete. In more serious situations that can hurt or kill someone, Alexa struggles to survive and accept the truth that she unexpectedly encounters about herself.

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  • Posted January 6, 2011

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    Reviewed by Joan Stradling for Teens Read Too

    After saving Bridewell from the man who'd tried to destroy it from within, Alexa Daley thought her troubles were over. But bringing down the walls has opened the land to a new threat from outside. Forces are gathering to bring darkness to the land, and Alexa must play a key role in stopping it from happening. Her adventures will take her BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THORNS and have her confronting giants, bats, ravenous dogs, and an evil mastermind who might be more than she can handle. Reuniting with Alexa in the adventure of the second THE LAND OF ELYON book thrilled me just as it did the first time I read it. These books are great for fantasy lovers of all ages.

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  • Posted June 7, 2010

    Beyond the Valley of Thorns book review

    Beyond the Valley of Thorns drags you into a mystery story which has many twists and turns. In this book Alexa Daley is faced with new challenges she hasn't faced before, for exmple she has to leave the comfort of her home and help a little band of talking animals and two other people to find the last Jocasta and save the Land of Elyon. I would recommend this book to anyone above the age of 11 years old because the book can be confusing if you can't remember all the things that are happening. Also some parts of the book can cause some under aged children to become timid of reading the rest of the book, which makes them miss out on a great story.

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  • Posted December 3, 2009

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    Beyond the valley of thorns by patrick Carman

    This an extremely good book. I enjoyed the book, I normally don't read series but since this book is so thrilling I might read the sequels. I love the way Patrick Carman describes the characters. So even if I don't know who Warvold is, I can still get a very good description of who he is. I love this book and think it's the best book I ever laid eyes on or so I say to my friends. But I'm sure that they don't believe me because they all love Harry Potter! Though I disagree I keep my opinions to myself! I hope you enjoy this book as much as I am!

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  • Posted November 15, 2009

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    This book is AMAZING! I foud this book absorbing, intersting, and griping. The book is a book about a girl who finds a stone and can do something special with it. Along the way she meets many friends and comes along many problems. If you looking for a good book here's your answer.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 12, 2008

    BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    omg this was the worst book i've ever read. it bored me out of my skull!!!!
    i had to force myself to finish it so don't waste your time reading it like i did!!!!!!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 18, 2007

    Dylans Reveiw

    I liked the book and I just finished it. I can¿t wait tell the tenth city, I want to read it so bad. Well the beyond the valley of thorns is about a girl name Alexa, and she goes out and fights the giants and saves the three city form getting I over run by huge giants.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 18, 2007

    ffgjkfgjk

    i think this book is really good. i never read but i read this one and the book befor this.im probably going to read the next book to.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 17, 2007

    max's review

    its an awesome book! i realy enjoyed this book. it had a lot of suspence and action. i liked the first book and looking forward to the third, the tenth city.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 18, 2007

    Beyond the valley of thorns

    I just finished the book Land of Elyon: Beyond the Valley of Thorns and it was spectacular. Patrick Carman is an excellent author and he keeps readers in and its hard to put it down, and he keeps you on the edge. I can¿t wait to start the third book called the tenth city because of all the other twist and turns Mr. Carman has.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 19, 2007

    LOVE IT!

    I loved this book. It kinda had a cliffhanger ending, but it leaves you wanting more. I liked it when Yipes nearly scared Alexa half to death.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 26, 2007

    Awesome

    My book is called Beyond the Valley of Thorns. A girl named Alexa and a bunch of friends on a dangerous journey to save the land of Elyon. They encounter many obstacles including bats, ogres, and more. I believe the message of the book is stay together, work together, and never give up. No matter what, they stuck together and worked together. They kept on going and didn¿t quit. Even though they lost a friend. I liked this book and at the same time didn¿t, because at times they pop up something you should have already know. I liked it because of the adventures, suspense, and hard-ships. This book is part of a series so you might not know what happened in the book before.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 25, 2006

    Rushed

    The first book of this series was phenomenal. I think that this book, however, was a little bit too rushed. Everything came at me TOO fast, and I almost quit it three times. The only good part of this book was the final battle, but I found the rest of it pretty boring.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 2, 2006

    FANTASTIC!!!

    this is ine of the best read you will ever read in your life if you life mystery books!! its so exciting. you finally get to see what happens to Warvold and Catherine. you figure out that Ganesh really did not kill Warvold. that he granked posion to pretend that he was dead. But with Catherine she was captuared by the ogres. and kills all of the ogres excepct for ten....... to be continued. now we have to know that this is a great book because i never read and this book just has me hooked on to it. i cant wait to read the reast of Mr.Carman's books as the years pass on!!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 7, 2006

    Best book of the series so far.

    I LOVED IT!!! Check it out! Buy it! Just read it! Amazing adventures, new characters, reveals important details to the series. All great reasons to read this book. If you read this one first you'll be lost, so start with the first book 'The dark hills Divide' to prepare yourself for this thrilling adventure!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted May 2, 2006

    Beyond the Valley of Thorns...AWSOME!!!

    The fate of Alexa Daley's world is in her hands now. Only she can save them from the evil lurking around. Their fate may be in her hands but she is a mere girl of 13 with a little man and a group of animals to help. That may not give her a likely chance of her succeding but she has a smart brain,good friends, and hope. That's all she needs to keep going. She has a few tricks up her sleeve and isn't going to let evil rule without a fight. This book is a great. It takes time to get into it but when you do you won't want to stop.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 30, 2006

    not as good as the first

    i really liked this book--the whole concept of the giants turning to ogres from the evil of their master...and the cool valley of thorns and city of dogs. those were awesome places...perfect for a fantasy world. but i thought alexa was pulled into the adventure much too quickly to be realistic, and i didn't like that someone died. i think to die to save alexa was pretty silly. but still a good book for kidz.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 31, 2006

    Beyond the Valley of Thorns

    Alexa Daley is back again! Alexa is finally starting to understand the secrets of the Jocastas. She even meets a few strangers, friends and foes. Alexa is out looking for the Jocastas and stumbles over some terrifying secrets! Will she find the Jocastas? Will she save the animals? Can she unravel the secrets of the Jocastas? You will find out! I thought this was a very good book! It was so realistic! It had so many details it seemed as if you were there! Also it was very adventurous. Furthermore, Patrick Carman did a great job on this book!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 31, 2006

    Beyond the Valley of Thorns

    Alexa Daley is back in Bridewell where the walls are now gone. One day Alexa is brought a letter that summons her. She ventures off with a wolf, a squirrel, a hawk, a small man, and an average man. They travel beyond the Valley of Thorns that contains giant poles that have their points smothered in poison. They then make it to Castelia fighting off bats and giants along the way. Will they conquer the evil giants and become victorious, or will they die an awful death? This story reveals many unknown facts. I absolutely LOVED this book! It was full of adventure, excitement, and new challenges around every corner. It is extremely well written with a lot of detail and expression. I also love the ending that leaves you longing for the next book. This book is impossible to put down! This is an absolutely wonderful book that I think many people especially animal lovers, would really enjoy.

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