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A review by daphself
The Journey by Verity a. Buchanan
5.0
There are not many fantasy novels that are written in the classical style. The Journey reminds me of reading the older books, such as The Prisoner of Zenda.
The language and syntax used within the book gives this a high-fantasy read. It is nice to read a book that doesn't contain magic or magical creatures. The Journey delves more on the adventure of one small family who are traveling to the last place that can offer them hope. And along the way there are surprises from within and without.
It the internal conflict of this literary fantasy that kept me intrigued.
A wonderful book for all ages and one that quickly endeared itself to my heart.
The language and syntax used within the book gives this a high-fantasy read. It is nice to read a book that doesn't contain magic or magical creatures. The Journey delves more on the adventure of one small family who are traveling to the last place that can offer them hope. And along the way there are surprises from within and without.
It the internal conflict of this literary fantasy that kept me intrigued.
A wonderful book for all ages and one that quickly endeared itself to my heart.