The Night Ship is an enthralling tale of human brutality, providence and friendship, and of two children, hundreds of years apart, whose fates are inextricably bound together.
The fact that this summary is perfect in summarising how good this book was. The word “enthralling” doesn’t even begin to describe just how creative and enjoyable this book was. The only problem was that the characters could easily be irritable and annoying, sometimes it seemed as if though the writer purposely added in incorrect decisions forcefully - it seemed - just to have content for the book, this was unnecessary.
Although there were some faults throughout the book, I would still recommend it as a good read to anyone due to the idea behind the book, it was a real eye opener to a different way of life and how others cope with different occurrences in their lives.
The fact that this summary is perfect in summarising how good this book was. The word “enthralling” doesn’t even begin to describe just how creative and enjoyable this book was. The only problem was that the characters could easily be irritable and annoying, sometimes it seemed as if though the writer purposely added in incorrect decisions forcefully - it seemed - just to have content for the book, this was unnecessary.
Although there were some faults throughout the book, I would still recommend it as a good read to anyone due to the idea behind the book, it was a real eye opener to a different way of life and how others cope with different occurrences in their lives.