Welcome Shine, who is also reviewing White Ninja
The magical powers
of the ancient tiger scrolls are hidden deep within the cemetery of warriors
and both the savage samurai and the nifty ninjas are battling to get hold of
the mysterious papers. But who will succeed in getting hold of the scrolls
first?
My favourite part
of the story is when Roxy leaps over houses and roofs with her mother. That is
when she realises she has ninja power like her mother. I like the precise words
Tiffany Hall uses to describe exactly what happens. It created a very clear
picture in the my mind.
The main character
in this story is 13-year old Roxy Ran, daughter of a retired ninja. She has
superb fighting skills and together with her curiosity, she is the master at
martial arts. She has an annoying big sister called Elektra who is a huge fan
of fashion. Roxy’s father is a skilled artist who has a brilliant name to match
that - Art.
White Ninja
has lots of twists and turns which the reader doesn’t see coming. With action-packed
chapters and a hint of romance, this book is obviously a book that readers
can’t put down. Using suitable words to set the scene, Tiffany Hall has the
power to grab the attention of kids of all ages.
I would definitely
recommend this book to all children who either do martial arts or are
interested in fighting. People who like action and romance should also read
this no-put-down book.
Reviewed by Shine (12 years old)
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