Review of Northland Chronicles Mother World in Peril
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Review of Northland Chronicles Mother World in Peril
[Following is a volunteer review of "Northland Chronicles Mother World in Peril" by John Frederick Zurn.]
The book Northland Chronicles – Mother World in Peril by John Frederic Zurn is an exciting fictional story that mainly centers on eight expedition members who seek to stop problems arising from a very dangerous surge in Northland. Although the expedition members fought hard and relentlessly in the hope of stopping the surge, they encountered problems that caused delays and led to other challenges.
The book uses fictional characters to depict the contrast between nature developing in its natural form and the development of modern technology, making it a rural versus urban clash.
The book starts off with Arjan Gabriel, a seventeen-year-old teenager whose curiosity and adventurous nature led him to Radhana, who is a gifted female tracker and also the leader of the expedition. With Radhana being a natural leader, she managed to lead the seven expedition members with the aid and guidance of Baben, who is a cosmic being and the only one the expedition could count on when they encounter challenges they can't bear.
Although Arjan is the sponsor of the expedition, he also caused trouble for the expedition because of his doubtful and confident nature. He led the expedition to some unnecessary halts. The expedition members became so frustrated with Arjan that he had to be left behind. Eventually, it was revealed to the expedition that Arjan himself is one of the solutions to the surge. I wish I could tell you more, but why don't you delve into this intriguing novel to get the full fun!
The book is well-paced, making the story easy to follow and comprehend, and also allowing for easy readability. The author did a great job in the seamless narrative of the story by properly and effectively linking and weaving scenes together—so much so that it makes sense and doesn't get twisted in such a way that the readers get confused or find it hard to follow the scenes as they become interwoven.
The character development is perfect. Through the author's skillful narrative, it becomes easy to have a picture in mind of what a character looks like and what their present environment and situation resemble, thus causing readers to stay and feel connected to the novel and characters.
Through the book, I have been able to learn better grammar structure, usage, and most especially, I've enjoyed its poetic rhythm since I'm a poet. Therefore, I state that this book is the best and suitable for all who can read and is very helpful to build your English grammar, especially if you seek a good command of the English language through reading. Although the book has a few spelling errors in a few places, I think it's normal since no one is perfect.
I recommend the book to anyone who seeks engaging, compelling, and suspenseful fictional stories.
I rate the book 4 out of 5, although it loses 1 rating because of its few spelling errors. However, it contains no explicit content, has proper pacing and narrative, and has the ability to create a proper image through accurate descriptions of characters, events, and their environment. This book is one you don't want to miss reading.
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Northland Chronicles Mother World in Peril
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The book Northland Chronicles – Mother World in Peril by John Frederic Zurn is an exciting fictional story that mainly centers on eight expedition members who seek to stop problems arising from a very dangerous surge in Northland. Although the expedition members fought hard and relentlessly in the hope of stopping the surge, they encountered problems that caused delays and led to other challenges.
The book uses fictional characters to depict the contrast between nature developing in its natural form and the development of modern technology, making it a rural versus urban clash.
The book starts off with Arjan Gabriel, a seventeen-year-old teenager whose curiosity and adventurous nature led him to Radhana, who is a gifted female tracker and also the leader of the expedition. With Radhana being a natural leader, she managed to lead the seven expedition members with the aid and guidance of Baben, who is a cosmic being and the only one the expedition could count on when they encounter challenges they can't bear.
Although Arjan is the sponsor of the expedition, he also caused trouble for the expedition because of his doubtful and confident nature. He led the expedition to some unnecessary halts. The expedition members became so frustrated with Arjan that he had to be left behind. Eventually, it was revealed to the expedition that Arjan himself is one of the solutions to the surge. I wish I could tell you more, but why don't you delve into this intriguing novel to get the full fun!
The book is well-paced, making the story easy to follow and comprehend, and also allowing for easy readability. The author did a great job in the seamless narrative of the story by properly and effectively linking and weaving scenes together—so much so that it makes sense and doesn't get twisted in such a way that the readers get confused or find it hard to follow the scenes as they become interwoven.
The character development is perfect. Through the author's skillful narrative, it becomes easy to have a picture in mind of what a character looks like and what their present environment and situation resemble, thus causing readers to stay and feel connected to the novel and characters.
Through the book, I have been able to learn better grammar structure, usage, and most especially, I've enjoyed its poetic rhythm since I'm a poet. Therefore, I state that this book is the best and suitable for all who can read and is very helpful to build your English grammar, especially if you seek a good command of the English language through reading. Although the book has a few spelling errors in a few places, I think it's normal since no one is perfect.
I recommend the book to anyone who seeks engaging, compelling, and suspenseful fictional stories.
I rate the book 4 out of 5, although it loses 1 rating because of its few spelling errors. However, it contains no explicit content, has proper pacing and narrative, and has the ability to create a proper image through accurate descriptions of characters, events, and their environment. This book is one you don't want to miss reading.
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Northland Chronicles Mother World in Peril
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on Smashwords
