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The Mysteries of Udolpho Review

The Mysteries of Udolpho Review

The Mysteries of Udolpho

Published: 8, May 1794

Author: Ann Ward Radcliffe

Genres: Adventure, Classic, Education, Fiction, Gothic, History, Horror, Literary, Literature, Mystery, Romance, Supernatural


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The Review:

Ann Ward Radcliffe's novel The Mysteries of Udolpho is admired for its simple yet universal ideas of true love, commitment, and personal integrity. It's a gothic romance at its core, with adventure and mystery thrown in for good measure. I also liked how the novel stayed grounded in reality by revealing that the ostensibly supernatural events were actually caused by normal causes.

Ann Ward Radcliffe, in my opinion, spent much too much time describing the landscape of a country she had never been to. Reading endless descriptions of plants and mountain ranges grew tedious shortly. It was as if I were reading a tour book written in both French and Italian. However, some authors do so as if they were painting with words, and not everyone can comprehend or appreciate a painting.

So, in the end, it all depends on the reader, since I appreciate it sometimes and become bored or angry at the author other times, because not all authors can do it well, and not all tales require a painted environment.

After swimming through a sea of tears shed by theatrical characters and a narrative saturated in excessive eloquence, the reader will discover a delightful story beneath.

The characters were getting on my nerves. The characters' pathetic, emotional neediness got on my nerves a lot. The villain was the only one who seemed to have any sense. He may have been a despicable human being, but at least he wasn't breaking into tears or swooning over a chair every five minutes. However, I feel that we can only move on with the story if all or at least some of the characters are defective.

Some things were not as great as they may have seemed when it was first published, and it may not be as amazing for many readers who are used to modernized fast-paced versions of this and other classics today but believe me when I say that all modern "Goth" novels are based on this and other classics like this one.

The Gothic portion of the novel makes up roughly above a quarter of the book, with the rest consisting of descriptions of the places and structures where the action takes place, as well as inane interior monologues. The protagonist is constantly fainting out and losing her courage. I realize that was a different era, but it irritated me much. Worst of all, the author constantly pauses the action to recite poetry written by the heroine. It may bore some readers as I mentioned in the previous paragraph.

Starting in Gascony and traveling to Languedoc before crossing the Alps from France to Italy and spending time in Venice, the narrative is exceedingly convoluted. The Gothic horror section begins at the Apennine castle of Udolpho and continues in a Languedoc château and monastery.

Prepare yourself for tales of inexplicable deaths, eerie music, phantom figures at midnight, and the enigma behind the black veil! The explanations take place in France, after a Shakespearean number of blunders when the heroine and hero are together. The plot is unbelievable, yet it is thrilling for its time.

Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen has made this novel quite widely known, despite the fact that many people haven't read it. Jane Austen was influenced by Ann Ward Radcliffe, thus if you appreciate Jane Austen, you must read this novella. If you're reading this for the first time, be warned that it's a messy affair that, in today's world, would very surely be chopped down to approximately half of what it is, albeit taking something away from it, maybe part of the charm.


Final Thoughts:

I've always wanted to read this book since it's a classic and I believed it could be related to Mathew Lewis' The Monk and Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto. It is unrelated to these novels, yet it may be included in the same category as one of the major classics that affected a large number of books and helped a genre develop into what it is today. It had some poetry and a lot of details that, as I previously stated, were sometimes too long. However, I absolutely loved reading this book! There's a lot of suspense and mystery in this book.

If you ignore the lengthy word paints and characters sobbing, Ann Ward Radcliffe's The Mysteries of Udolpho is a fantastic engaging mystery. For me, it was a lot of joy. The story was great, and I was able to finish the book in seven days, despite the fact that many readers believe it is a difficult book to read. I really liked the poetry interspersed throughout the chapters since it is quite good. I would suggest this book to people who appreciate reading.

I couldn't give it more points since I know it would be cheating with those who trust my ratings and follow my recommendations. However, for those who enjoy reading classics, it is still a worthwhile read.


Synopsis:

“This was the most popular novel of Radcliffe's time; Radcliffe's portrayal of her heroine's inner life raised the Gothic romance to a new level. The atmosphere of fear and the gripping plot continue to thrill today.

This is the story of the orphaned Emily St Aubert, who finds herself separated from the man she loves and confined within the Castle of Udolpho by her aunt's new husband Montoni. Here she must cope with an unwanted suitor, Montoni's threats, and the wild imaginings and terrors which threaten to overwhelm her.”


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Rating: 80/100
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The Last Olympian

Percy Jackson and the Olympians Book 5

Percy Jackson and the Olympians Book 5

The Last Olympian

Percy Jackson and the Olympians Book 5
Published: 5, May 2009

Author: Rick Riordan

Book 5 of 5: Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Genres: Action, Adventure, Children's, Detective, Education, Fairy Tales, Fantasy, Folk Tales, Greek & Roman, Horror, Legends, Magic, Mystery, Myths, Social Skills, Spy, Supernatural, Teen, Young Adult


Rating: 100/100
Recommended: 100/100 Yes.

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The Review:

The Last Olympian is the series' fifth and final installment, and what an installment it is. Many of the most common themes in children's literature are featured in this series and book. A young hero embarks on a quest with a group of friends, a prophecy guides the journey, and a battle between good and evil are among them. These themes are combined with the modern world to produce a work of fiction that appeals to a wide range of readers.

I wasn't anticipating the excellent conclusion this book had since the buildup was amazing and generally the finish is often ruined by a variety of circumstances, but it wasn't in this book, and all the anticipation was accurate.

I believe approximately two-thirds of this book was dedicated to the fight that the entire series had been building up to, which was brilliant since it made it feel so enormous and momentous. There were no last-minute surprises, no circumventing the necessary warfare and attrition. It lives up to the grandiosity and epicness that has been promised since volume one.

Rick Riordan's writing style is distinct from that of other children's authors. He writes in a straightforward manner that children can understand and relate to. It is also an excellent book for young children to read. His book's plot is so well-developed that the reader will want to keep turning the pages.

I discovered one minor flaw, which is actually a compliment, in all of the books in this series: the books are too short for me. Although they are aimed at a younger audience, I believe they are also appropriate for adults. So my main complaint is that I wish I could read a little more of each book, say, an extra 50 pages would make it even better. The author usually moves quickly through the story and skips over the inbetweeners, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Because it gives the impression of a fast-paced story, and the reader is unable to put the book down if the action is well written, which the author excels at.

However, I believe Riordan outdid himself with The Last Olympian. This is without a doubt the greatest book in the series, and it brings everything up to a satisfactory climax. Now comes the time when you realize the series is over, and you must decide what to do next. I found other books and series by the author to be just as wonderful as this series, and I would suggest all of his work to people who like to read mythology-based novels like the Percy Jackson series.


Final Thoughts:

All of the Percy Jackson books were fantastic. It was amazing to see how everything came together in the end, with no loose ends. I like how these books don't leave anything up for interpretation and thoroughly explain the plot. It was great! I enjoyed every minute of the journey! I'm sure a lot of readers will start missing the main characters right away because they're so easy to relate to.

Once again, a message to Harry Potter fans: if you're looking for something as amazing and exciting as Harry Potter, start reading this series. I'm sure you'll miss it even more than Harry Potter once you finish it, but don't worry, this author has a lot of books like this, and you'll be able to enjoy all of these amazing stories for a long time until someone invents another great character and stories revolving around him/her. So simply read and enjoy yourself, and don't be afraid to branch out since each book you read will almost certainly introduce you to a new favorite character or series.

If your children are hooked to Harry Potter and can't seem to find anything else to read, don't forget to introduce them to this series, which contains everything that the Harry Potter series has to offer, plus even more, such as Greek and Roman gods and demigods (did I mention the main cast is also made up of demigods). If you trust me, you and your children will not be disappointed.


Synopsis:

“All year the half-bloods have been preparing for battle against the Titans, knowing the odds of victory are grim. Kronos's army is stronger than ever, and with every god and half-blood he recruits, the evil Titan's power only grows. While the Olympians struggle to contain the rampaging monster Typhon, Kronos begins his advance on New York City, where Mount Olympus stands virtually unguarded. Now it's up to Percy Jackson and an army of young demigods to stop the Lord of Time.

In this momentous final book in the New York Times best-selling Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, the long-awaited prophecy surrounding Percy's sixteenth birthday unfolds. And as the battle for Western civilization rages on the streets of Manhattan, Percy faces a terrifying suspicion that he may be fighting against his own fate.”


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The Battle of the Labyrinth

Percy Jackson and the Olympians Book 4

The Battle of the Labyrinth

Percy Jackson and the Olympians Book 4
Published: 6, May 2008

Author: Rick Riordan

Book 4 of 5: Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Genres: Action, Adventure, Children's, Detective, Education, Fairy Tales, Fantasy, Folk Tales, Greek & Roman, Horror, Legends, Magic, Mystery, Myths, Social Skills, Spy, Supernatural, Teen, Young Adult


Rating: 100/100
Recommended: 100/100 Yes.

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The Review:

This book is full of unexpected twists and turns, as well as red herrings. Brings a good time with amazing characters and I really like the chemistry between the two main characters, and I really hope they end up together. It is suitable for children and adults of all ages; however, avoid becoming lost in the labyrinth in this one while dreaming. Be warned: Daedalus will startle you. From beginning to end, this is an action-packed journey.

I was in a looped dream and was stuck in it for a long time till I realized I am dreaming and that is how I was able to wake up but good thing is that I was with all these demigods and I am always as strong in dreams as I am in real life so it was not a problem surviving but still a looping dream is a very dangerous place, that is why I said avoid becoming lost in the labyrinth. Really nit for children under ten because they can have nightmares like this for days after reading this book.

This series and book are hilarious, intelligent, and inventive. I like Rick Riordan's ability to smoothly weave traditional Greek mythology into contemporary settings as if the stories were always intended to be told in this way. I like that the stories are insightful and the characters are fully developed, in addition to being great page-turners. The overarching narrative of Kronos and his dark army is brilliant, and each mission is more complex and entertaining to read about than if it were a separate adventure.

It is another flawless book, but I must discuss some issues that I discovered that may cause some readers to believe the book isn't perfect, but overall it is an amazing read, and I may be expecting 100 percent perfection from all of the books in this series, which is why I discovered these issues. This was, without a doubt, the penultimate book. I think it's my fourth favorite of the five novels in the series, largely because so much of it feels like a build-up to the final installment.

The characters were all fantastic and true to themselves, which is always crucial, and the narrative of this novel had nothing intrinsically wrong with it. But this time, I had the impression that everything was happening only to build up and prepare for The Last Olympian. Maybe it's because I already knew the fifth part was the last one, and I was already sad that I was nearing the conclusion of a wonderful series, and I wouldn't be able to read any more about the characters I'd grown to love and care about for so long.

A lot of the time, there was so little information that it was easier to go from one thing to the next. It doesn't destroy the tale in any way, but it does make it feel a little shallower than it has to be. It is not a defect; in fact, it makes the novel feel quicker and more fluid. However, a mature reader may find it shallow at points. Keep in mind that this book is aimed at early adolescents, although it is suitable for the entire family and all ages except children under the age of 10.


Final Thoughts:

Overall, a flawless novel with no discernible flaws. This is a fun-filled novel for the whole family, but keep in mind that it is part of a series, and you will need to read the prior installments to fully comprehend what is happening or being said. Some people attempt to compare this series to Harry Potter, but it is not Harry Potter, so don't make that comparison. Instead, enjoy it because it is in a league of its own, and I have never seen a series that can score 100% points and recommendations for all of its novels.

Yes, I know it's not perfect for everyone, but I found no flaws in any of the books in this series. And, as I previously stated, I knew this book was the second to last in the series because I began it late, and by that time, all five parts were available.


Synopsis:

“NOTE: Cover art may vary and cannot be selected.

As an incoming freshman, Percy isn't expecting his high school orientation to be any fun. But when a mysterious mortal acquaintance appears, followed by demon cheerleaders, things quickly move from bad to worse.

In this fourth installment of the blockbuster series, time is running out as war between the Olympians and the evil Titan lord Kronos draws near. Even the safe haven of Camp Half Blood grows more vulnerable by the minute as Kronos's army prepares to invade its once impenetrable borders. To stop them, Percy and his demigod friends will set out on a quest through the Labyrinth-a sprawling underground world with stunning surprises at every turn. Full of humor and heart-pounding action, this fourth book promises to be their most thrilling adventure yet.”


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The Kite Runner

The Kite Runner

Published: 29, May 2003

Author: Khaled Hosseini
Genres: American, Asian, Cultural, Education, Family, Fiction, Heritage, Historical, Literature, Military, Political, Professional, Saga, Technical, War


Rating: 100/100
Recommended: 100/100 Yes.

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The Review:

An emotional and fascinating read with the savagery that is recounted honestly by the author and depicts life's truth it is sad, beautiful, and honest. Ultimately, it makes the reader want to be a better person, but I know some people who will not like it because they do not want this type of reality to be shared with the next generation and the misinformed people.

This is not a story for the faint-hearted. It's violent at points, and the language and subject matter are such that parents should think twice about letting their younger children to read it. However, there are crucial lessons to be gained by older and more mature teenagers. It's also refreshing to hear an honest and intellectual Middle Eastern take on the globe as a born and raised American or any other country that has no idea what is happening in these countries. I'm not sure whether it's true to say I loved reading this book, but it did provide me with a valuable learning experience.

This work will undoubtedly make many readers weep, and it is quite gloomy in many aspects. However, there are also times that will make you smile and feel glad, but ultimately, it is the true-life tale of many boys in these nations, and it is just terrible and painful to read about it.

While reading this book, you get the peculiar feeling that something is breaking inside you, yet you still feel like you're a part of something magnificent since you can sense other readers joining in and realizing humanity's follies. The plot revolves around the lives of two young boys growing up in Kabul, as portrayed through the eyes of one of them. One of them is a wealthy man's son; he is well-educated, sophisticated, and, most importantly, a member of the ruling elite. The second youngster is the domestic servant's son, and he is uneducated, more physically muscular, and unfortunately, a member of a lower-class sect that is not respected.

They are pals, but one of them has two roles: he is both a buddy and a servant, which makes for an odd reality for him. How this is conveyed is really amazing writing, and it's so subtly designed to catch emotions and our feelings of unfairness.

It is about a person seeking redemption and making atonement. The narrative is so well-paced and descriptive that it manages to convey both the emotional horrors and anxiety of the alien society and its realities.

Although some readers may not understand the difference between a cast and religious sects, this novel includes a religious sect issue in the primary plot. People are still treated differently based on their religion, sect, caste, and skin color. I'm supposed to write a review for these books, but I feel compelled to state that the next generation has to break away from the dark ages and realize that we are all the same humanity and that faiths, castes, sects, and colors were made to separate us rather than unite us.


Final Thoughts:

This novel is heartbreakingly gorgeous, tragically heartbreaking, and painfully tear-jerking. On so many levels, this book is fantastic — history, religion, social culture, character interaction, and finally, it deals with human emotions like friendship, shame, selflessness, and selfishness.

This is a must-read for everyone, and even if some parts are not appropriate for young readers, I believe it is appropriate to let them read it so they can understand the reality of life and how fortunate they are to have everything while other children struggle and suffer simply because of religion, sect, race, caste, nationality or color that was not even chosen by them and they were just born into it and that is their only fault.


Synopsis:

“The #1 New York Times bestselling novel beloved by millions of readers the world over.

“A vivid and engaging story that reminds us how long his people [of Afghanistan] have been struggling to triumph over the forces of violence—forces that continue to threaten them even today." –New York Times Book Review

The unforgettable, heartbreaking story of the unlikely friendship between a wealthy boy and the son of his father’s servant, caught in the tragic sweep of history, The Kite Runner transports readers to Afghanistan at a tense and crucial moment of change and destruction. A powerful story of friendship, it is also about the power of reading, the price of betrayal, and the possibility of redemption; and an exploration of the power of fathers over sons—their love, their sacrifices, their lies.

Since its publication in 2003 Kite Runner has become a beloved, one-of-a-kind classic of contemporary literature, touching millions of readers, and launching the career of one of America's most treasured writers.”


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The Alchemist

The Alchemist

The Alchemist

Published: 1988

Author: Paulo Coelho
Genres: Action, Adventure, Alchemy, Coming Of Age, Education, Fantasy, Fiction, Greek & Roman, Legend, Literary, Magic, Metaphysical, Myth


Rating: 100/100
Recommended: 100/100 Yes.

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The Alchemist is a treasure of life lessons. This book contains and references to lessons that appear to be a comment on ethics and metaphysics, history and anthropology, post-colonialist critique, and folk tale all at once. Biblical parallels abound, alongside Islamic lectures on the nature of God, and institutions and mysticism are equally likely to be invoked and revoked. There's always the impression that something is hovering beneath the surface while you read, but the moment you attempt to capture it or express it in a review, it appears to vanish and I was never completely satisfied with what it is. I felt I know this story and what was happening but it was just an illusion and this book is an original work of art that comes to life through the words that are passing through the reader’s mind.

I had no idea this book would be so good. But at first, I thought it was just another book hyped by people who wanted to be part of the popular group, but I'm glad I was wrong and decided to read it. I never imagined a book could have such an impact on me. It's a simple story, but it's packed with lessons if you look for them, and it's short enough to read in one sitting. Only a few books have had such an impact on me, and one of them is "The Book of Flying," which I also highly recommend.

I read this book a long time ago and recently had the opportunity to listen to the audio version, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I also recommend the audio version to fans because I am confident you will enjoy it as well.

Some people dislike this book because they never understood it and the simple words that are actually very deep to the point where these people were never able to reach the depth. So, disregard the complaints and a few low marks and read or listen to the book, and be amazed at its simplicity, which can be as deep as you want it to be. But as you go deeper, your eyes widen and you begin to see the true messages that this novel has to offer.

This book has a lot of valuable lessons to offer. It ultimately boils down to pursuing your ambitions and taking calculated risks in the process. When you decide to follow your aspirations, the entire world conspires in your favor, which the author refers to as "beginners luck," which we have all experienced at some time in our lives. He also talks about a period in our road toward fulfilling our aspirations when everything goes horribly wrong and everything works against us, nearly forcing us to forsake everything and return to what was once so intimately acquainted.

Final Thoughts:

This is one of those stories that you don't want to come to an end. A journey of self-awareness and the discovery of hidden strength and potential that everyone possesses but not everyone can recognize. I discovered a great coming-of-age story and a man's constant struggle to find the hidden treasure that was always his from the beginning.

A must-read for everyone, just to understand what it's all about, and it may help you discover your own self, which has been hiding inside you since the beginning.


Synopsis:

“Paulo Coelho's enchanting novel has inspired a devoted following around the world. This story, dazzling in its simplicity and wisdom, is about an Andalusian shepherd boy named Santiago who travels from his homeland in Spain to the Egyptian desert in search of treasure buried in the Pyramids. Along the way, he meets a Gypsy woman, a man who calls himself king, and an Alchemist, all of whom point Santiago in the direction of his quest. No one knows what the treasure is, or if Santiago will be able to surmount the obstacles along the way but what starts out as a journey to find worldly goods turns into a meditation on the treasures found within. Lush, evocative, and deeply humane, the story of Santiago is art eternal testament to the transforming power of our dreams and the importance of listening to our hearts.”


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Trace The Letters Version One

Learn English Alphabets And Practice Writing Aa to Zz
Published: 7, November 2020
Author: Ruby.K Gold
Book 1 of Trace The Letters Series

Genres: Children’s Books, Children's Handwriting Books, Education Workbooks, Language Arts Teaching Materials, Preschool, Alphabet, Tracing, Activity Book, teaching tools


This book is about alphabet tracing from A to Z and again from a to z. What I liked the most was the idea of giving your child an alphabet to trace but in many different sizes. What it does is, it teaches your child to be able to write in any size he/she wants after practicing on this book. I wish I had this kind of book when I was a kid.

This book sets your children up for success in school by teaching them how to write letters by simply showing them how to trace the alphabet by joining dots. With 61 pages of handwriting exercises that engage their minds and boost their reading and writing comprehension, this Workbook introduces early writers to proper pen/pencil control, line tracing, and more.

This activity book includes:

61 Practice pages: 

Connect-the-dots and other engaging pencil-on-paper activities provide enough repetition for real learning while also providing enough variety to keep kids interested.

Comprehensive skill-building:

Kids will develop a strong foundation of reading comprehension, penmanship, and fine motor skills as they work through these exercises.

Different sizes of both capital and small alphabets help because they will spark kids’ imaginations and get them excited to keep practicing.

A wonderful and simple teaching tool to use in the development of your children and for preparing them for school.

The cover design is very simple but I feel it shows what it is all about, I can't post the inner pages because of the Copywrite issue but you can go and check by clicking the link I provided after the rating.

Synopsis:
“In this version of the book, you can teach your kids to trace and learn the English alphabet. This book is also good for all ages if you need to practice and fix your writing at any age.”


Rating: 100/100
Recommended: 100/100 Yes.

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Rich Dad Poor Dad

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Published: Originally 1997 - Revised 2017

Author: Robert T. Kiyosaki 

Genres: Personal Finance, Money, Investing, Parenting, Entrepreneurship, Education, Advice


Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
 
The first financial book you should read if you want to understand the mindset of an actual rich person and the poor person who never succeeds in life, even though he tries and works hard till he can't anymore.
 
It's been almost 25 years since Mr. Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Poor Dad was first published and it changed the Personal Finance thinking of many. It is in my mind and still in book charts the #1 Personal Finance book of all time.
 
The book is really easy to understand and even a person without technical knowledge of how money works can understand it. Almost all the financial mistakes and blunders I see many people around me and the world make are mentioned in this book. It tells how ninety-five percent of the population thinks and because of that stays poor. Everyone wants to become rich but never changes the way of thinking and acting upon it. The financial habits of a poor man are the reason for the majority of us to never become rich. This book makes you realize how you can start to change your "poor man's" habits and start to act financially like a rich man with your hard-earned money. 
 
You get to learn about many things but these are the highlights that may help you decide in buying this book...
 
Your thinking about the way you spent money before reading this book will surely change permanently. 

It can help you teach and build your kids to be financially free also from the start.

Change the concept of saving and investing because that is one of the main differences between rich and poor financial thinking.

Helps you change your mindset to be more financially independent 
It helps you understand how to make your money make more money for you. In simple words, make money with money.
Improve your financial intelligence

The freedom of thinking and freedom from money. What actually means is that instead of being a slave to money, you'll make money your slave.
 
I wish I was able to give more points. Hundred is the max that I can give, but you can add many more zeros to your investments and the way of thinking after you read this book. So here are the ratings...
 
Rating: 100/100
Recommended: 100/100 YES.
 
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