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A review by andrehaftevani
Aru Shah and the Song of Death by Roshani Chokshi
5.0
I absolutely love this series so far as it's incredibly well written, has excellent characters, and combines South Asian mythology with a modern sensibility that just fits.
The author, Roshani Chokshi, has the perfect dialogue for the teenage Pandava heroines and Aiden with a wholesome sense of humor that is appropriate for anyone. Listening to the novels, the narrator, Soneela Nankani, delivers the voices of these girls with such sincerity as they take on the challenges from the gods, learn the world is not as simple as it appears, and deal with the angst of their age.
I don't think any book series has gotten me to smile as much as this one. Mini is a personal favorite with her lawful nature, persistent worrying, and fact-ridden concerns about dying in every conceivable way.
The author, Roshani Chokshi, has the perfect dialogue for the teenage Pandava heroines and Aiden with a wholesome sense of humor that is appropriate for anyone. Listening to the novels, the narrator, Soneela Nankani, delivers the voices of these girls with such sincerity as they take on the challenges from the gods, learn the world is not as simple as it appears, and deal with the angst of their age.
I don't think any book series has gotten me to smile as much as this one. Mini is a personal favorite with her lawful nature, persistent worrying, and fact-ridden concerns about dying in every conceivable way.