The Rise of a Golden Lion by Michael Feng – Book Review
The Rise of a Golden Lion by Michael Feng – Book Review
The Rise of a Golden Lion
Author – Michael Feng
Publisher – Partridge Publishing Singapore
Pages – 212
Released – 9th March 2021
ISBN-13 – 978-1543762228
Format – ebook, paperback, hardcover
Rating – 4 Stars
I received a free copy of this book.
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Synopsis
Ranford Tremble has never wanted anything more than being a normal person. He is no guardian of the city or savior of the world. The very idea of these things bothers him. However, fate soon decides otherwise.
After getting involved in a strange experiment and a bizarre kidnapping, he begins to speculate about what lies beneath the surface of people’s everyday lives. Multiple choices branch out in front of him. He must choose cautiously, for each decision will alter his course dramatically. In the end, Ranford finds himself facing an army of formidable forces that threaten to burn down everything he loves. Will he finally don the cape and save his city?
Review by Stacey
At just twelve years old author Michael Feng has written a Sci-Fi, action, adventure novel that he certainly should be very proud of and given all the glowing five-star reviews it would seem he has managed to create a buzz around his book.
Children who love superhero, sci-fi cross-overs will adore this book in which protagonist Ranford Tremble goes from being a normal person to one that is meant to save the world, that’s after he has worked out how to use his powers properly.
The writing is a little basic and reminded me of the way children write stories when they are at school, but, I actually expected it to be written like this given it is Michael’s first book. As he matures and writes more this will improve. However, as this is a book written by a child for children it will most likely suit them perfectly and speak at their level.
The Rise of a Golden Lion is the perfect length not to over faze the target readers. It has a clear set-out plot that was easy to read and understand. It doesn’t contain any violence, or bad language, what it does have are amusing and relatable characters and a wonderful storyline. This is a book that children can become fully invested in and it will keep them entertained the whole way through.