The Special Boy Who Could (Rainbow Crystal 2) | Book Review

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The Special Boy Who Could (Rainbow Crystal 2)

Author: Samantha Caprio-Negret
Pages: 240

 

                ‘The Special Boy Who Could’ by Samantha Caprio-Negret is the second book in the series and is about three friends Seraphina, Ava and Enzo. Seraphina has recently started experiencing some strange visuals about rainbow crystal and Raiven being in danger. She soon becomes good friends with Ava and Enzo but there is something more than friendship that is common in the three of them. They soon set out on a journey to solve the mystery of special boy and how he can help in saving Raiven and rainbow crystal. To know more read ‘The Special Boy Who Could’.

                The plot is well written and I must that the story kept me on the edge throughout the book. I must the book is fascinating and unique.

                The characters are well developed. I especially liked the friendship between Seraphina, Ava and Enzo. I loved how they are very much determined to help in solving the problem and to save the rainbow crystal.

                Language is simple and lucid and the narration is done excellently. I liked how the world is built and I must say that the author’s imagination is vivid.

                The cover page is beautiful and attractive. The book title is apt to the plot.

                I must say that this was a fantastic book and would surely suggest this book to all fantasy readers and children.

My Rating: 5/5

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