Review of Hale

[Lizamma Lalu]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Hale" by JK Noble.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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In the novel "Hale The Rise of Griffins" by J. K. Noble, a sixteen-year-old orphaned boy and his sister are kidnapped by an unknown individual. His sister had cautioned him not to lose the amulet he was wearing. In order to shield him from Bayo, the Griffin clan's leader, his identity has been concealed. Hale, on the other hand, misplaced his amulet on the night his sister was killed. His sister is trying to keep him safe, but he is destined for the loss and drawn to a mysterious magic world.
There is a hindrance between this magical world and Earth. This book will delight readers who enjoy fantasy and adventure. Many engaging elements like sorcery, change, clashes, and winds will make readers excited. It is captivating to read about the Griffin clan and their world through the prism of drama, action, and specifics. The book will keep readers' attention throughout. The readers will undoubtedly be captivated by the fantasy world and forget about time. I thoroughly enjoyed reading because the characters' worlds are distinctive.
With the assistance of his clan, the elder griffin leader Bayo tries to free his people after many years of suffering. Hale, then 16 years old, quickly discovers that he is extraordinary when he meets a group of teenagers who can shapeshift into griffins. He is, in fact, one of them—a formidable griffin. Hale, Bayo, and the world of Malphora, where the griffins live, are the focus of the narrative. J.K Noble gives pictures of different characters like River, Grace, Mary, and Evan. Every one of them is associated with one another to shape the story. This book is for brave people, and the author has great skills in creating worlds. There are a lot of characters to like and admire. There are sufficient actions to engage readers. Bayo and Hale's friendship is put to the test as the truth about their connection emerges.
In any case, the closure didn't engage me, as though the story is still to proceed.
Editing is great, I will give five out of five for this.

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Hale
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