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A review by edshara
Aru Shah and the End of Time by Roshani Chokshi
3.0
This book did a good job of focusing on how lies can get you in trouble and the importance of telling the truth. It also did a good job of discussing how not sharing the important things can be just as harmful as a lie.
The information about Hindu mythology was interesting, though at times, it felt just a tad rushed(I appreciated the glossary in the back though). The characters were likable and even though some of their personality traits seemed a little over the top, I didn’t find them annoying. My only real problem was, the book, seemed too long. The parts that I would have liked expanded were rushed, while others seemed to drag on.
I’m really interested to see, since their was some talk of the future, how or if the characters will grow as the series continues. Even though I gave this three stars I do feel it was an enjoyable read, but I did have to push through some parts. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
The information about Hindu mythology was interesting, though at times, it felt just a tad rushed(I appreciated the glossary in the back though). The characters were likable and even though some of their personality traits seemed a little over the top, I didn’t find them annoying. My only real problem was, the book, seemed too long. The parts that I would have liked expanded were rushed, while others seemed to drag on.
I’m really interested to see, since their was some talk of the future, how or if the characters will grow as the series continues. Even though I gave this three stars I do feel it was an enjoyable read, but I did have to push through some parts. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.