Imaginary Friends (Word & Void series)

Reading Level
Grade 11
TOC
21 Chapters

Reading Level

What is the reading level of Imaginary Friends ?

Analysing the books in the series, we estimate that the reading level of Imaginary Friends is 10th and 11th grade.

Expert Readability Tests for
Imaginary Friends

Readability Test Reading Level
Flesch Kincaid Scale Grade 14
SMOG Index Grade 11
Coleman Liau Index Grade 46
Dale Chall Readability Score Grade 10

More about Imaginary Friends

23 pages

Pages
Kindle: 23 pages

Table of Contents

There are 21 chapters in Imaginary Friends . We have listed them below.

1. Introduction
2. Pointers
3. Original Shannara Books
4. Chronological Order of Original Shannara Books
5. Heritage Of Shannara Books
6. Word & Void Books
7. Voyage Of The Jerl Shannara Books
8. High Druid Of Shannara Books
9. Genesis Of Shannara Books
10. Legends Of Shannara Books
11. Dark Legacy Of Shannara Books
12. Paladins Of Shannara Short Stories
13. Defenders Of Shannara Books
14. Chronological Order of Shannara Books Series
15. Magic Kingdom Of Landover Books
16. Standalone Novels
17. Short Stories
18. Anthologies
19. Shannara Graphic Novels
20. Non-Fiction Books
21. In Closing

Description

In 1997, New York Times bestselling author Terry Brooks reinvented the fantasy genre again, publishing the contemporary fantasy masterpiece RUNNING WITH THE DEMON, the first book in a trilogy of novels that would become known as the Word/Void series.But in 1991, six years before RUNNING WITH THE DEMON, Terry Brooks began testing the mythos found in Word/Void and wrote a tale titled IMAGINARY FRIENDS, a short story published in the Lester del Rey anthology ONCE UPON A TIME!IMAGINARY FRIENDS has been out of print ever since -- but no longer!Jack McCall is ten days shy of his thirteenth birthday, a happy kid with wonderful parents, a great best friend, and a bright future. But after a series of headaches forces him to visit the family doctor, Jack discovers a dark secret about himself, one that threatens to destroy him.All is not lost though. In mysterious Sinnissippi Park where he is banned to tread, Jack discovers unexpected help from the most unlikely of friends and begins a quest to locate the most potent of magics -- one he needs if he is to survive.Here, for the first time in two decades, Terry Brooks fans can read the 8500-word short story IMAGINARY FRIENDS, featuring Sinnissippi Park and the first appearance of the elven creature Pick and his trusty owl Daniel! Read more