Therefore, it was clear to us that The Makers is the winner. While the Earthsong was just too predictable, the characters just came along for the ride with Walter. The Makers was exciting, powerful and adventurous. Lastly we looked at each of the books plots. We found Walter's garbled speech annoying and it slowed the book down.

The Makers used advanced language and sometimes were too descriptive, but it helped describe the settings and gave the reader a better visualization of the book.Earthsong is an easier read but is overly descriptive in some areas. Language in both books was taken into account. On the other hand, Anna and Joe in Earthsong were not thinking for themselves, Walter, the spaceship, made all their decisions, which is bad. 2000Barbara Gillogly, EarthsongVictor Kelleher, Maskee the Journal and. Jeth and Rae in The Makers were adventurous, always fighting for their freedom and their cause. Sweet Revenge, Now Isnt ItVictor Hunter, Exploring Life and the Environment. The next thing we compared were characters.

Even though the animals had evolved it was just too familiar for science fiction. These settings are interesting and seem to have an element of evil that is exciting.While Earthsong has many settings, the snow, the desert, the jungle, and it goes on.We found that these settings were boring and too normal. Let me tell you how the panel of judges including myself came to the conclusion that The Makers is a more compelling read over Earthsong.Firstly, The Makers has the setting of The Keep a huge stone fortress in the middle of the desert and the old city, the ruins of a city that is deserted and that only contains vermin. Good Morning ladies and gentlemen, the nominees for Book Award in Literature are The Makers by Victor Kelleher and the Earthsong also by Victor Kelleher.Without further adieu, the winner of this prestigious award for this year is The Makers. Kerry White collection of Australian children's books.* All Partners were chosen among 50+ writing services by our Customer Satisfaction Team In 1976, he moved to Australia, and eventually became an Australian citizen. There he began to write, prompted by homesickness for Africa. He was born in London in 1939, but moved to Africa at an early age, then to New Zealand. Parklands | Sequel Kelleher, Victor, 1939-. The Australian author Victor Kelleher wrote the novel 'Earthsong'. But what they discover is a world far more confusing, far more powerful than they'd ever imagined. Now thousands of years later, two off-world humans, Anna and Joe, are sent back to this wild and unpopulated planet to try to begin human life all over again. The earth of our far future has become a strange and frightening place. Kerry White collection of Australian children's books. Victor Kelleher Viking, 1995 - Dystopian - 238 pages 0 Reviews Reviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when it's identified Earthsong is the second novel.

Earthsong by Victor Kelleher