Secret of the Whispering Woods by Jordan Grey
My score: 4 of 5 stars
3.5 stars
Secret Of The Whispering Woods is a younger middle-grade or older youngsters’s fiction story with a powerful fairy story theme.
The story options magic and fairies, a royal prince and a depraved witch, all set in a faraway place. The creator has put his personal spin on conventional favourites and I believed that this story had echoes of Hansel and Gretel, Sleeping Magnificence and Rapunzel.
Regardless of the enchanting land being ‘far, distant’, I did discover once in a while that the narrative slipped into modern American phrases and expressions with the odd phrase or flip of phrase which I felt detracted from the picture that the land was in a legendary place.
Aside from that, the story tripped alongside at a fantastic tempo offering the reader with a glittery, glowing, chocolate-box fashion story which many people count on from a contemporary fairy story.
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Ebook Description:
This enchanting story, excellent for early teenagers and younger adults who love fantasy and journey, will whisk you away to a magical world the place glowing fairies and mischievous sprites reside side-by-side with people. That includes a magical world, thrilling battle between good and evil, bravery, friendship, and a contact of magic. It’s a story in regards to the energy of braveness, the significance of friendship, and the enduring hope for a fortunately ever after.
