Review of The Crystilleries of Echoland
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Review of The Crystilleries of Echoland
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Crystilleries of Echoland" by Dew Pellucid.]
William Cleary was lost at the age of two together with his twin sister Emmy. A few days later, William returned in the company of a wolf and a falcon but without his dear sister. His parents subsequently fell into a continuous cycle of looking for his sister. Watching his parents trying day-in and day-out to look for his sister. William promptly decided to look for her himself. In his Quest to seek for his sister, William is forced into a world called Echoland. A completely unusual parallel world where everything is entirely see-through, lucent and crystal-clear. People there are also see-through and lucent. They are termed Echo while their Mirror-like selves in the ordinary living world are called sound. In Echoland, William undoubtedly finds out that his destiny is inextricably entwined with the prince of Echoland and he is supposed to assist the prince overthrow the tyrant king that is terrorizing all of Echoland. With Vicious beings called Faith-Sealers, roaming around looking for the prince and his sound William. Will William be able to help free the people of Echoland from the evil hands of the tyrant king? You will have to read The Crystilleries of Echoland by Dew Pellucid to find out.
My extensive review is based on the audio version of the award-winning book. B.J Harrison performed an excellent job with the narration. He was able to convey the complex characters into life. He expertly embodied all the unique characters, with diverse voices, peculiar intonations, and accents. He unbelievably performs various vocal patterns & sounds, which made their voices distinct. His narration was so on point that he efficiently transports me to various times & places altogether.
Another enjoyable aspect of the book is the plot. The incredible story no doubt has a fascinating storyline. The remarkable fact that a parallel world exists precisely is so beguiling. Awed,I love how the world was portrayed; translucent and luminous. The parallel world really enthralled me.
What I desired more in the book was their arduous journey to Harmonia was a little bit longer and harder. I genuinely felt that it was a little bit easy to get there. I was earnestly hoping and anxiously expecting a lot more of the possible danger and near-death experiences. Don’t get me wrong, there’s all that in the heroic journey. I was just expecting a decent lot more of it. But mind me. This is just my opinion, a minor one to be honest.
I love the book and found no negative aspects to it. The narration was on point, and I did not hear any mistakes which shows that the book was excellently edited. So,I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. The writing was captivating. The characters are also unique and realistic.
Ultimately, I enthusiastically recommend this excellent book to fantasy adventure lovers.
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The Crystilleries of Echoland
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William Cleary was lost at the age of two together with his twin sister Emmy. A few days later, William returned in the company of a wolf and a falcon but without his dear sister. His parents subsequently fell into a continuous cycle of looking for his sister. Watching his parents trying day-in and day-out to look for his sister. William promptly decided to look for her himself. In his Quest to seek for his sister, William is forced into a world called Echoland. A completely unusual parallel world where everything is entirely see-through, lucent and crystal-clear. People there are also see-through and lucent. They are termed Echo while their Mirror-like selves in the ordinary living world are called sound. In Echoland, William undoubtedly finds out that his destiny is inextricably entwined with the prince of Echoland and he is supposed to assist the prince overthrow the tyrant king that is terrorizing all of Echoland. With Vicious beings called Faith-Sealers, roaming around looking for the prince and his sound William. Will William be able to help free the people of Echoland from the evil hands of the tyrant king? You will have to read The Crystilleries of Echoland by Dew Pellucid to find out.
My extensive review is based on the audio version of the award-winning book. B.J Harrison performed an excellent job with the narration. He was able to convey the complex characters into life. He expertly embodied all the unique characters, with diverse voices, peculiar intonations, and accents. He unbelievably performs various vocal patterns & sounds, which made their voices distinct. His narration was so on point that he efficiently transports me to various times & places altogether.
Another enjoyable aspect of the book is the plot. The incredible story no doubt has a fascinating storyline. The remarkable fact that a parallel world exists precisely is so beguiling. Awed,I love how the world was portrayed; translucent and luminous. The parallel world really enthralled me.
What I desired more in the book was their arduous journey to Harmonia was a little bit longer and harder. I genuinely felt that it was a little bit easy to get there. I was earnestly hoping and anxiously expecting a lot more of the possible danger and near-death experiences. Don’t get me wrong, there’s all that in the heroic journey. I was just expecting a decent lot more of it. But mind me. This is just my opinion, a minor one to be honest.
I love the book and found no negative aspects to it. The narration was on point, and I did not hear any mistakes which shows that the book was excellently edited. So,I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. The writing was captivating. The characters are also unique and realistic.
Ultimately, I enthusiastically recommend this excellent book to fantasy adventure lovers.
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The Crystilleries of Echoland
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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