Suddenly Kiki gave an alarming screech, lost her balance and fell right off the tower! She disappeared below, and the children leapt up in horror.I have now watched the second episode of the eight. ‘I don’t feel at all brave,’ thought Jack, ‘but I suppose a person is really bravest when he does something although he is frightened.
Some stereotypes, like portraying foreigners as ugly, only seem to make matters worse. The author could have also done without the racist depictions of young Tassie. The author could have assigned more importance to the older characters in the story. Kids of the present generation may not find the book too amusing. WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER ABOUT THE CASTLE OF ADVENTURE The author has been careful to not mirror the harsh realities of the real world in certain scenarios, for these could have negatively affected young minds. Even the villains aren’t too evil as they avoid hurting our little protagonists too severely. The book has a fairy tale-like feel to it. The author has exquisitely conveyed the importance of unity through the kids, who come together to emerge triumphant against all odds. The role of Kiki, the parrot, has been beautifully described. The Castle of Adventure is devoid of any complicated vocabulary, making it an ideal children’s read. WHAT WE LIKED ABOUT THE CASTLE OF ADVENTURE Soon, the quintet begins to check out the abandoned castle, getting into an adventure none of them could have seen coming. They eventually become friends with Tassie, a local girl. To their surprise, they come across a deserted castle.
After getting there, the four kids venture outside to explore the area. Philip’s mom arranges a cottage at Castle Hill to spend their vacation at.
The story begins with all the protagonists, Jack, Philip, Lucy-Ann, and Dinah, coming home for the term-end holidays from the boarding school.
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