The House that Spoke - Zuni Chopra
Fourteen-year-old Zoon Razdan is witty, intelligent and deeply perceptive. She also has a deep connection with magic. She was born into it. The house that she lives in is fantastical—life thrums through its wooden walls—and she can talk to everything in it, from the armchair and the fireplace to the books, pipes and portraits! But Zoon doesn’t know that her beloved house once contained a terrible force of darkness that was accidentally let out by one of its previous owners. And when the darkness returns, more powerful and malevolent than ever, it is up to her to take her rightful place as the Guardian of the house and subsequently, Kashmir.
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Initially I was impressed by seeing book cover design. So, it made me to know more about this book further. Whoever reading this book, it never fails to take you to Kashmir. The way she demonstrates each plot is much higher(She was very young while writing this book). Another thing which I loved in this book is illustration. Because few illustration explains the current scenario happening in the story deeper.
I loved the story how she was struggling to saver her house was much interesting. But I also found few drawbacks in the story. In the mid of the story there are few situations happening which make you feel like "Why these are happening?" and it make you boring for few pages. Finally at end of the story whether she is able to save her house or not?
Though I can found few drawbacks from story but it is to be encouraged because she wrote this book during her young age. You also she her extraordinary imagination in the story.
Love Reading...!! Keep exploring..!!
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