The only thing that throws me off about this book is the fact that it is not the first book in the series and because of that it just does not appeal to me like it would with a first book. I would feel like i was missing key concepts about the storyline and due to that it would result in me losing out in key plots and other important information.
The design on the front cover is very well illustrated and children friendly, the title goes along side the book series by calling it "a ration book", the story was very articulate and well-written. It is just unfortunate that i do not read classics like this one, i struggle to focus on them. However, i believe it is catered to the correct kind of audience/readers and would be read at book clubs and potentially at one stage a higher college class for literature would be an interesting book to delve into further
The design on the front cover is very well illustrated and children friendly, the title goes along side the book series by calling it "a ration book", the story was very articulate and well-written. It is just unfortunate that i do not read classics like this one, i struggle to focus on them. However, i believe it is catered to the correct kind of audience/readers and would be read at book clubs and potentially at one stage a higher college class for literature would be an interesting book to delve into further