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Pathfinder by Orson Scott Card

Exposition Summary

         The exposition of my book was mostly about Rigg{The main character} and his Father. They are trappers, and they collect fur to trade and sell, so they stay in the forest a lot. In the story, Rigg is known to have a special power. This power is like a sixth sense, making him able to see the paths of anyone who has ever lived. The fresh one are green, older ones blue, and the oldest are red. He and Father are the only ones who know of his secret.
         His father is a very intelligent man, and teaches Rigg about physics, math, language, etc. Rigg and Father are always bickering over something unimportant, but they always know neither of their feelings get hurt. Since Rigg sees paths, he can help his father with where all of the animals went, and popular places for animals within the woods.

Pathfinder

Pathfinder by Orson Scott Card

By looking at the cover of Pathfinder by Orson Scott Card, you may think it would be a book about magic due to the wispy blue smoke and dagger covered in diamonds. The cover has a reflective paper among the blue and it adds another dimension of magic to it. The tree branch silhouettes that cover some of the smoke make it look mysterious, and the white-blue letters add to it. The book itself is pretty thick, making it seem as though it has a lot of action and adventure.

In the book, after reading it for 10 minutes, it seems to be about a young boy living with his father in a small, dystopian town.