Review
Recently I have read “The Ranger’s Apprentice Book 8”; this book in my Opinion was a successful addition to the series. The book itself had a very smooth flowing storyline, the vocabulary was easy to understand because of context clues, and the story was enjoyable over all. The Book was a breath of fresh air into a new world, just like the whole series has been. It was surprise read over the lines of the plot to find the Epic Twists that lied in the story itself, it was adventure to peer into a different world, and it was amazing to see the landscape of a new continent. The only thing I did not like about this book is the fact that when you get use to the story line of one character it switches to show the opposite side(the enemy), so if you get off of your chapter then you lose your place completely. I give this book a nine out of ten.
Author’s Intent
The author’s intent for this story was to entertain the reader with a new adventure and challenges for the three companions to overcome once more. We can tell this because of the entertaining story line that is packed with action and mystery, which has to be uncovered at the end of the story or next book.
Organizational patterns and use!
The author uses the Organizational Pattern called “Order of Importance” this pattern tells what is the most important events in the story, like how a main character defeats an antagonist. This order of Importance is mostly used in stories because it tells the most important events as they happen or happened (like in a flask back).
