by Allan Richard Shickman
Although it’s not the type of thing I would normally pick up on my own, I enjoyed Zan-Gah when I read it in 2011, so I was curious to hear where our characters Zan and Dael would go next. It turns out that the twins’ next adventures not only give us more information about what’s happened to them, bu...
Ok, so I enjoyed the first book in this series and while I didn't LOVE it, it was enjoyable and I liked it. And I was wondering what new adventures Zan and his brother would go on in the next book.Well, let's say that while I did not enjoy this book as much as the first one, I did still like it. One...
From an ending so hopeful in the first book this second book starts off so dark and painful for Dael and reader. You feel so bad for what he has been through even when he does his worst. You just want things to get better for him.Description wise this story is beautifully written, story wise was...
Dael's life has fallen apart. The calming that came to Dael over the few years home with his healer wife quickly shatters as his loving wife passed away during child birth with their child. He now feels the need to make dangerous journey through the potentially deadly world again, to see where the...
While I really enjoyed reading Zan-Gah: A Prehistoric Adventure, I absolutely loved Zan-Gah and the Beautiful Country. This book was just amazing, from the development of the characters, to the writing, and the story just completely drew me in from the first page. I think the reason I liked this ...
Zan-Gah and the Beautiful Country picked up exactly where the first book left off, but this time the story focuses more on Zan's brother, Dael. This made me extremely happy, since my what I missed in the last book was getting to know more about the other characters. Again I must say I was impressed ...
Zan-Gah and the beautiful country by Allan Richard ShickmanGenre: Historic adventure YAPages: 2009Published: 151The prehistoric saga continues in Zan-Gah and the Beautiful Country, the sequel to the award winning Zan-Gah: A Prehistoric Adventure. In this story, Zan s troubled twin brother, Dael, hav...
3.8I am going to treat the review of both books ([book:Zan-Gah: A Prehistoric Adventure) as one in most instances, since my likes and dislikes were the same in both books. When I am speaking of one in particular, I will make a note of it.] I said awhile back that this is the summer of expanding my ...
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