Jean Angel: The Child of the Prophecy | Book Review

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Jean Angel: The Child of the Prophecy

Author: Atul Arjun Mohite
Pages: 74

                ‘Jean Angel: The Child of the Prophecy’ by Atul Arjun Mohite is a story that revolves around 15 years old Jean born in Zesia and brought up in Kala Nagari. The people of Zesia always wanted peace but the king was very cruel and they all longed for the prophecy to come true. And hence, they wait for their savior to come and save them all from the cruel king. Jean being brought up in Kala Nagari has no clue about his family or about his past. Jean is unaware of the prophecy and leading a normal life until one day when he meets an angel and it trains him and lets him know about the required information. Who is Jean? Is Jean really the one to fulfill the prophecy? To know more read ‘Jean Angel: The Child of the Prophecy’

My Thoughts:   

                The plot is interesting and captivating. The story is fascinating with plot twists on every page also the journey of Jean is very adventurous. The characters are well developed and the author has described them in such a manner that the readers will be connected to them. Language is simple and lucid and the narration is well done. The cover and the title of the book is apt to the plot.

                Overall, I enjoyed reading this book and would surely recommend it to all.

Rating: 4/5

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