The Rangers Apprentice, The Burning Bridge is the book I chose for my book report. This book, written by John Flanagan, has a surplus of action, heroism, and suspense. One thing I enjoyed about this book was its storyline. I read this book because I have read the books before it.
The evil Lord Morgarath has been trapped behind almost impassable mountains for many peaceful years, but he has finally found means of escape. When Will and his friend Horace go to the nearby nation of Celtica they discover the terrible truth. Morgarath has an immense army, and it’s on the move. The kingdom is in danger of being abolished. Can Will warn the kingdom before it’s too late?
There are many things I liked in this book and also many things I didn’t. Two things I liked were the books familiarities with medieval ideal, such as feudalism and warfare tactics, and its description of characters and events. Two things I disliked were the author should have spent more time describing the battle and also some of the characters. All in all, this book is good for all fantasy readers, nine and up.
The evil Lord Morgarath has been trapped behind almost impassable mountains for many peaceful years, but he has finally found means of escape. When Will and his friend Horace go to the nearby nation of Celtica they discover the terrible truth. Morgarath has an immense army, and it’s on the move. The kingdom is in danger of being abolished. Can Will warn the kingdom before it’s too late?
There are many things I liked in this book and also many things I didn’t. Two things I liked were the books familiarities with medieval ideal, such as feudalism and warfare tactics, and its description of characters and events. Two things I disliked were the author should have spent more time describing the battle and also some of the characters. All in all, this book is good for all fantasy readers, nine and up.
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