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Original Title:	The Diamond of Darkhold
ISBN:	0375955712 (ISBN13: 9780375955716)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Book of Ember #4
Characters:	Lina Mayfleet, Doon Harrow

The Diamond of Darkhold (Book of Ember #4)

Jeanne DuPrau

Hardcover | Pages: 293 pages

Rating: 3.8 | 23812 Users | 1777 Reviews

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Title	:	The Diamond of Darkhold (Book of Ember #4)
Author	:	Jeanne DuPrau
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 293 pages
Published	:	August 26th 2008 by Random House
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fantasy. Fiction

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It’s been several months since Lina and Doon escaped the dying city of Ember and, along with the rest of their people, joined the town of Sparks. Now, struggling through the harsh winter aboveground, they find an unusual book. Torn up and missing most of its pages, it alludes to a mysterious device from before the Disaster, which they believe is still in Ember. Together, Lina and Doon must go back underground to retrieve what was lost and bring light to a dark world.

In the fourth Book of Ember, bestselling author Jeanne DuPrau juxtaposes yet another action-packed adventure with powerful themes about hope, learning, and the search for truth.

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The City of Ember was one of those books that was just a great story all around, I enjoyed every page of it. Its sequel, The People of Sparks, while interesting, didn't have the same intrigue as Ember did. It was the same people, Lina and Doon, already fully developed as literary characters, and a continuance of the same story. Well, along comes The Diamond of Darkhold, a book that relies fully on the developed plots, character relationships, and that same "everything will happen to Lina and

A satisfying end to the series, but not as good as the first two books in the series. It was nice seeing Lina and Doon and nice to see the people of Sparks working together with the people of Ember to make their town prosper. There was definitely less heavy moralizing which I think will appeal to the kids a little bit more. I can imagine that might have turned off many a reluctant reader as the morality was not at all hidden in the rest of the series. I did find this one a bit far-fetched and

Just in time for the movie release of City of Ember, Jeanne DuPrau returns with The Diamond of Darkhold: The Fourth Book of Ember. Life in Sparks is becoming increasingly difficult for everyone; supplies are running low and people are starting to go hungry. With winter coming there is no relief in sight to the hardship.Visits from roamers, who trade goods and information from town to town, have also slowed; people are running out of useful things to trade. A glimmer of hope comes when Doon spots

Have you ever been in a situation where you were given a ten page report to write but you only had about two pages of material? If you were like everyone, you'd try to make the material 'stretch' in various ways. Have a thesis paragraph that went on for 3 pages, duplicate that for the conclusion, change the font size to something that would take another page or two, and then you would pad the paper with immaterial exposition till the 'document' reached a respectable length. Oh. And with that,

Doon and Lina have settled in in the town of Sparks, and while things aren't going exactly smoothly, there are no fights or riots breaking out. Now, everyone in Sparks is just trying to survive the winter months and hope that the spring will bring good fortune. When a roamer comes to town, Doon saw she had a book and just had to get it. Sadly, when he finally got it in his hands after trading for it, he realizes that the book is basically gone. There are maybe 8 whole pages left - the roamer

Again, loved the first two books in this series, but this one is mind-numbingly boring. I kept skimming ahead, so while I didn't finish I did wind up skimming the entire book, and nothing happened that was interesting. The premise had the potential to be incredibly interesting, but instead it seems to have wound up ending with everybody finding magic electricity diamonds. Also, she keeps making the point that people don't care about jewels, but really, I don't think an apocalyptic war would make

This is an exciting addition to a popular series. Although I kept on reading, fast, because of the actions and the mystery, I was not blown away by either the crafting of the language, or the development of the characters and plot. Lina and Doon are Lina and Doon -- they have not changed from a year ago, even if so much has happened in their life. They came to the series fully developed and little room is left for them to grown into more mature or slightly different people. This is not really