Book Review 5: Adventures In Farland by Moshank Relia.



'Adventures In Farland' by Moshank Relia is a gorgeous fairy-tale. The book with its beautiful illustrations is a perfect for young readers. The story is precisely written and is quite interesting.

The story revolves around Mira Rawat (the protagonist of the story),a pretty little girl, who, with her friends Bira and Vira sets for an adventurous visit to Farland. Mira  has heard tales of Farland all her life from her mother, who has described the magical place of gnomes, fairies, mermaids and animals, and especially its wondrous festival, the New Moon Party. Bushy, who lives in the bush and is from Farland informs her that has been invited for the New Moon Party by Princess Harmonica. When she reaches there, she finds trouble brewing. The Queen of Witches intends to release the Dragon of Underhill, and destroy Farland. What follows is Mira's journey in Farland, full of adventures and how she deals with the tense situation.

The story is full of characters like fairies, gnomes, dragons, wizards, mermaids and such fantasy stuff which is sure to keep readers hooked on to the book. Children will surely love the book. The language is easy. Imagination plays a key role in the plot. The author has very creatively narrated the story.

I personally enjoyed reading the book as it was a light-read and I felt relaxed reading this book after a long and hectic day. 

This book is a perfect read for young readers and people who would like to read something light.

My rating : 4 of 5 stars.
Publisher : Rumour Books India.
First Published : October 2017
Pages : 100

Thanks to the publicity team 'The Book Planet PR' for the e-book in exchange for an honest review. 

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