Review of We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
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Review of We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
[Following is a volunteer review of "We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies" by Matthew Tysz.]
The book We are Voulhire: A New Arrival Under Great Skies by Matthew Tysz is the first of its series. It is a very fantastic novel. It takes us across diversities. It is a fictional tale that revolves around the stories of the Voulhire Kingdom and its occupants. Some prominent characters in that book include the young Galen Bray, King Wilhelm, and Lord Eldus of Hillport.
The author talked about a young boy named Galen Bray. He was a young and innocent boy who wanted to escape from the sufferings of his original land to another place he considered much better than his kingdom. Galen decided to embark on a journey to the Kingdom of Voulhire for greener pastures after the departure of his dear uncle. When he got to Voulhire, he met a man named Rowan, who helped him so much in knowing various destinations in the land. The young Galen was full of vibrancy and happiness for finally arriving at the Kingdom of Voulhire. Lord Eldus found an excellent reputation in the sight of King Wilhelm, who assigned him to become the new Lord of Hillport. He did his very best to make sure everything moved perfectly fine. Coincidentally, the book revealed the secret behind the death of Meldorath, who committed suicide. Pick a copy of this book and get the entire story of Galen and the great Kingdom of Voulhire.
While reading this intriguing book, I enjoyed many parts that I found exceptional and exciting. I truly love how the author Matthew Tysz took his time to explain everything in full detail. Some books would have rushed the characters without explicitly describing things and scenes. But I love how each character gradually developed and imbibed their best roles. That particular attribute held my full attention from the beginning of the novel to the very last page of it. Every reader would undoubtedly find this book fascinating. Again, despite the book having only a few pages, the author did his best to make it the best book I have ever read. Matthew Tysz's writing skills, choice of words, and authenticity are exceptional. He explained every chapter effortlessly and understandably. This book lacks nothing when it comes to writing elements and rules.
I found no dislike while I was reading this book. My favorite part was how easy it was for me to dictate and find the locations of places used in this book through the help of the map at the beginning of this book. I could have a mental picture and description of the beauties of Voulhire Kingdom. Indeed the Land of Voulhire is a great and blessed place. Additionally, how the story finally revealed what was behind the death of Meldorath and the true identity of Orlin is impressive. This book is a top-notch, fascinating one I enjoyed.
I am rating this book 5 out of 5 stars because of how much I admire the book. The author and editor did excellent jobs, and the editing was perfect and exceptionally well-edited, as I could not find a single error while reading the book. I suggest this book to older audiences from the ages of 15 than younger ones because the book contains some violent scenes and profane words which may not be suitable for children.
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We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
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The book We are Voulhire: A New Arrival Under Great Skies by Matthew Tysz is the first of its series. It is a very fantastic novel. It takes us across diversities. It is a fictional tale that revolves around the stories of the Voulhire Kingdom and its occupants. Some prominent characters in that book include the young Galen Bray, King Wilhelm, and Lord Eldus of Hillport.
The author talked about a young boy named Galen Bray. He was a young and innocent boy who wanted to escape from the sufferings of his original land to another place he considered much better than his kingdom. Galen decided to embark on a journey to the Kingdom of Voulhire for greener pastures after the departure of his dear uncle. When he got to Voulhire, he met a man named Rowan, who helped him so much in knowing various destinations in the land. The young Galen was full of vibrancy and happiness for finally arriving at the Kingdom of Voulhire. Lord Eldus found an excellent reputation in the sight of King Wilhelm, who assigned him to become the new Lord of Hillport. He did his very best to make sure everything moved perfectly fine. Coincidentally, the book revealed the secret behind the death of Meldorath, who committed suicide. Pick a copy of this book and get the entire story of Galen and the great Kingdom of Voulhire.
While reading this intriguing book, I enjoyed many parts that I found exceptional and exciting. I truly love how the author Matthew Tysz took his time to explain everything in full detail. Some books would have rushed the characters without explicitly describing things and scenes. But I love how each character gradually developed and imbibed their best roles. That particular attribute held my full attention from the beginning of the novel to the very last page of it. Every reader would undoubtedly find this book fascinating. Again, despite the book having only a few pages, the author did his best to make it the best book I have ever read. Matthew Tysz's writing skills, choice of words, and authenticity are exceptional. He explained every chapter effortlessly and understandably. This book lacks nothing when it comes to writing elements and rules.
I found no dislike while I was reading this book. My favorite part was how easy it was for me to dictate and find the locations of places used in this book through the help of the map at the beginning of this book. I could have a mental picture and description of the beauties of Voulhire Kingdom. Indeed the Land of Voulhire is a great and blessed place. Additionally, how the story finally revealed what was behind the death of Meldorath and the true identity of Orlin is impressive. This book is a top-notch, fascinating one I enjoyed.
I am rating this book 5 out of 5 stars because of how much I admire the book. The author and editor did excellent jobs, and the editing was perfect and exceptionally well-edited, as I could not find a single error while reading the book. I suggest this book to older audiences from the ages of 15 than younger ones because the book contains some violent scenes and profane words which may not be suitable for children.
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We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
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