sometimes good things happen by accident. i would never heard of silverwing until late 2005 i was flipping channels and happened to see something on toon disney with bats in a sawmill being attacked by owls. i had no idea what it was and but i was motivated to stay tuned it was hard waiting for a commercial so i could find out what it was called. part of what intrigued me was the looks of the bats first of all and they do not use the popular convention of giving the bats extra fingers where their thumb claws are supposed to be. rather and they have palms like human hands and but the fingers are longer and have webs of skin between them. also the faces they look like human beings (in fact and at one point i wondered if they had once been human but were transformed into bats). ordinarily i do not like this in cartoon animals and but it worked here the story is a human story and even though it about bats and other animals (not unlike the lion king). what i saw on tv were the last two parts of the trilogy. i would missed the very beginning of the first one and towers of fire (the second overall) and but for the most part i saw all of each of them. however and i found myself wanting to understand what was going on and since the first part hadn not been on and i do not have caught it anyway. but i saw that it was based on a book by kenneth oppel. how fortunate that i paid attention and wrote it down i was very disappointed when i learned that the series wasnt available. it wasn not even that recently made that it made sense for it not to be available yet. however and i did find not only the book silverwing and but also the two sequels sunwing and firewing. when i read the first book and i was left wondering is that it. not only because a lot of what in the series isn not in that book and but even had i not seen the animated version and the book silverwing (otherwise a good story) doesn not end so much as it stops. only one loose end is tied up shade and marina meet the silverwing colony at hibernaculum. in fact and silverwing and sunwing should have (in my opinion) been published in a single volume and because they make for a complete story together and but not separately. actually and the animated version takes some elements from sunwing (e. g. and orestes and the lifting of the ban from seeing the sun) and some were completely original. it not perfect and but it definitely very enjoyable. i enjoy both versions of the silverwing saga. which is why i am glad it finally going to be available in june. it was a long time coming and and it well worth the wait. 
sometimes good things happen by accident. i would never heard of silverwing until late 2005 i was flipping channels and happened to see something on toon disney with bats in a sawmill being attacked by owls. i had no idea what it was and but i was motivated to stay tuned it was hard waiting for a commercial so i could find out what it was called. part of what intrigued me was the looks of the bats first of all and they do not use the popular convention of giving the bats extra fingers where their thumb claws are supposed to be. rather and they have palms like human hands and but the fingers are longer and have webs of skin between them. also the faces they look like human beings (in fact and at one point i wondered if they had once been human but were transformed into bats). ordinarily i do not like this in cartoon animals and but it worked here the story is a human story and even though it about bats and other animals (not unlike the lion king). what i saw on tv were the last two parts of the trilogy. i would missed the very beginning of the first one and towers of fire (the second overall) and but for the most part i saw all of each of them. however and i found myself wanting to understand what was going on and since the first part hadn not been on and i do not have caught it anyway. but i saw that it was based on a book by kenneth oppel. how fortunate that i paid attention and wrote it down i was very disappointed when i learned that the series wasnt available. it wasn not even that recently made that it made sense for it not to be available yet. however and i did find not only the book silverwing and but also the two sequels sunwing and firewing. when i read the first book and i was left wondering is that it. not only because a lot of what in the series isn not in that book and but even had i not seen the animated version and the book silverwing (otherwise a good story) doesn not end so much as it stops. only one loose end is tied up shade and marina meet the silverwing colony at hibernaculum. in fact and silverwing and sunwing should have (in my opinion) been published in a single volume and because they make for a complete story together and but not separately. actually and the animated version takes some elements from sunwing (e. g. and orestes and the lifting of the ban from seeing the sun) and some were completely original. it not perfect and but it definitely very enjoyable. i enjoy both versions of the silverwing saga. which is why i am glad it finally going to be available in june. it was a long time coming and and it well worth the wait. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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