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Moonshadow 1: Eye Of The Beast (2010)

by Simon Higgins(Favorite Author)

3.9 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Historical Fiction

publisher

Random House Australia

series

Moonshadow

review 1: Moonshadow: Rise of the Ninja about a young ninja spy warrior in Japan. Set during the time of the Tokugawa era. He was an orphan when found by the Grey Light Order, the organization that raised him to be a ninja spy. He also poses the power to link his mind with animals and see through its eyes. But an enemies seek to attack Japan during its peaceful time with the help of some European allies and weapons, Moonshadow is sent into action, to defend his nation and the Shogun. He must face a great samurai Silver Wolf, then villain who plans to disturb Japan. This was an okay book, seen a similar idea before though. But it does take time during shogun Tokugawa, well more towards the end. Its is interesting how Moonshadow was that character that was raised by an organizatio... moren, to be a warrior, having full loyalty to it like a family. Yet he is put up with great adversaries. The main thing that gets me is his title, ninja spy warrior. A ninja is like a spy and warrior, the name seems unnecessary. The ability does seem cool, not always helpful, but cool. Its a good read, and I would recommend it to those who enjoy adventure.
review 2: I am currently reading the book called MOONSHADOW by Simon Higgins. This is about a boy from an orphanage who gets trained to be a very cool ninja. On his first real mission he encounters another ninja looking person trying to get what he had. Later the other ninja was trying to find him searching every nook and crany to get what he had stolen from the highly guarded room. The only way I could relate was the fighting part well because I do that sometimes with my brother. There was a lot of good detail mostly about the characters. Since this is starting to be a very good book a rate it five stars. less

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