Canticle review by ARod_AE
Canticle (The Psalms of Isaak)
by Ken Scholes
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Adventure

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Age at time of review - 12
Reviewer's Location - Katy, TX, United States
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Canticle Canticle by Ken Scholes was a challenging read, consisting of words above average for kids 10-12. You need to be ready to take on this tough fantasy novel, or the book loses its point. The plot was amazing though. The dissolved Androfrancine Order has passed their power to Rudolfo. His consort, Jin Li Tam is pregnant, so Rudolfo holds a celebration to honor the new child. As the feast begins, invisible assassins attack. Nearly everyone is slain. Is this the beginning of the end? Canticle will keep a reader up many nights, always begging for one more chapter. Alejandro Rodriguez

Opinion: 

My opinion of the book was that it was great. The author lets you feel what it is like to be in the kingdom, and to ride with the calvary. The characters, like Rudolpho, can be expressed as brave and dashing. You seem to pick up their traits as you read. It was a very compelling book.

Rating:
4
Content Rating:

Content rating - mature content

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I would rate this one as a two or three because of the dense vocabulary and the very descriptive plot.
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