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| https://www.amazon.com/Archaeologists-Club-D-K-Devonshire/dp/B0CVMWQNH7 |
title : The Archaeologist's Club
author : D.K. Devonshire
reading age : 9-18 years
language : english
print : 286 page
The
Archeologist's Club by D.K. Devonshire tells the story of the
adventures of four friends, Jimmy, Margaret, Sasha, and Rodney, in finding and
saving the scepter of queen Atanami. How
will Atanami, Iktomi's romance play out next? In time travel they return to the
time of Mordhovon. It also tells the story of Jimmy's relationship with his
parents and the upheaval he experienced in his teenage years.
The
storyline that solves the mystery of the past is also very well packaged so
that we readers can learn about the culture that is there. Combining elements
of mystery, adventure and of course interesting characters from each player
makes you always curious how the story ends. Interesting and light reading to
accompany when traveling, waiting or healing.
Novels
that are light and easy to understand. Dialogues that make each character feel
alive and real. And the background is displayed very well. As if making our
imagination witness these things directly without leaving the current seat.
Many
moral messages are well conveyed to the reader, especially for teenagers. How
the overall relationship with friends, family, and a sense of passion to pursue
the things you want to achieve so far.
The whole book is a blend of historical intrigue with a touch of fantasy
and is perfect for young readers who like adventure stories.
The
overall storyline is very interesting from start to finish. A light fiction
novel that can be enjoyed by students to adults. The story of friendship,
family, dreams is contained in it which makes it inspirational for readers.
Although I hope the next Devonshire will make translated novels in various
languages from this story, so that it can be enjoyed by teenage readers from
various countries. Because of the limitations of this translated novel, it is
very unfortunate to be enjoyed by readers from various parts of the world.
Because of course you will not regret reading from the beginning to the end of
the story.
