Book Review / September 10, 2020
Book Review - Ember Rising

Ember Rising

The Green Ember: Book 3
By: S. D. Smith

Book Review

Ember Rising is book three in a four part children's novel adventure series. Yes, it is a children's novel, but adults will find just as much delight in this series as children. I have been reading books to my two oldest children for the last two years, and this series rivals The Chronicles of Narnia as my favorite to read to my kids. Not that you can really compare anything to the C. S. Lewis' masterpiece; however, the delight I experienced in mediating the highs and lows, joys and fears, tears and laughter of these books to my children along with the thorough satisfaction I get from experiencing their reactions reasons why it is a rival (not to mention the emotions that I experience from the storyline as well).

This third book, is in no way a let down. It builds on the previous two marvelously. I am curious how Smith will wrap up the series with the fourth book because each of the first three do such a good job building on each other. The ending of this book (no spoiler here) was so good that I had to spend two hours of reading out-loud to my kids (normally around 20-30 minutes of reading per night) to get through the ending all in one shot.

Book Review / Sep 10
Book Review - Ember Rising

Ember Rising

The Green Ember: Book 3
By: S. D. Smith

Book Review

Ember Rising is book three in a four part children's novel adventure series. Yes, it is a children's novel, but adults will find just as much delight in this series as children. I have been reading books to my two oldest children for the last two years, and this series rivals The Chronicles of Narnia as my favorite to read to my kids. Not that you can really compare anything to the C. S. Lewis' masterpiece; however, the delight I experienced in mediating the highs and lows, joys and fears, tears and laughter of these books to my children along with the thorough satisfaction I get from experiencing their reactions reasons why it is a rival (not to mention the emotions that I experience from the storyline as well).

This third book, is in no way a let down. It builds on the previous two marvelously. I am curious how Smith will wrap up the series with the fourth book because each of the first three do such a good job building on each other. The ending of this book (no spoiler here) was so good that I had to spend two hours of reading out-loud to my kids (normally around 20-30 minutes of reading per night) to get through the ending all in one shot.

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