Do you give this book one star? Three stars? Five stars? (one is the lowest rating – five is the highest)
Explain why you gave it the number of stars you did.
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Do you give this book one star? Three stars? Five stars? (one is the lowest rating – five is the highest)
Explain why you gave it the number of stars you did.
Comments are closed.
I give this book 5 stars because of the combination between realistic fiction and fantasy. While Kiranmala is a complete kick-butt demon slayer, she’s also an awkward teen. This aspect of her story gives the reader something to connect to. I also quite enjoy any Indian-based mythology novels, especially with female protagonists.
I would rate this book 3 stars. I mostly liked the this book because it was realistic fiction and I really like realistic fiction.
The Serpent’s Secret is a great book and I read it for Book Club. It was great in every way except somewhere in the middle, it got slightly boring, but it picked back up again
It was a great book and it made a lot of movies in my mind, but at times I felt the book was a little boring and I wanted to go to the action parts. But overall it is a great book and I reread it from time to time.
I find this book to be great, and it is on my reread list. I give it a 4 because it was boring at times. I did find it to be full of messages which gave it a good rating in my book.
I would give it a 4 because I loved the funny jokes and riddles in it and it was a relatable novel too.
I really enjoyed this book and all of the amazing events and description and characters put in this book! I was so inspired by this book that I decided to read the next one.
I liked reading this book because of the mixture of fantasy and mythology with some realistic fiction as well. I enjoyed the humor and also liked how the author added family trouble and different conflicts. It got a little boring when they weren’t doing anything, and the details were extremely detailed (maybe a little too much) but overall it was a good story.
I really liked the book and the plot. It had a lot of ups and downs and even if some parts got boring, it was a really good book. I like how you could relate to some parts and how the author included many details.
The Serpent’s Secret is a great book. I thought the book was get a tiny bit boring and slow in the middle but in the end it turned out to be a pretty good book.
I thought this book was eh/ok. Only for the reason that in some parts I felt like skipping pages and moving to action packed areas. its good but i wouldnt read it again. 🙂
I liked the book a lot because she’s just a normal girl who then realizes she’s a demon slayer. She’s a normal kid who goes to school until her parents see a demon. In summary, it was a fun read and it does not really get boring. It’s similar to Percy Jackson but it has Indian mythology, not Greek mythology.
It is a great combination of fantasy and realism in one great story. The fact that she had to learn all about demon slaying reminds me of Harry Potter learning about the wizarding world (I love the Harry Potter series)
I really liked the book in general. However, I felt that the middle was quite sow. I give this book a 3 because overall it was pretty good
I thought the book was good although some parts make you feel like you want to skip pages, overall, I thought the book was good.
Yeah, the good parts are REALLY good, but there are some slow patches!
I gave four stars for the Serpents Secret because it was not that bad. I really liked some of the action in this book but overall it was pretty good
I would give this book four stars because it has a lot of action. And I like the fact that Kiran is a demon slayer and not some regular person. Overall the book was not bad.
It was engaging and also included some humor to balance out the filler pages, but it was definitely a great read!
I give this book 5 stars because although it had very fictional parts of the story it also had a character that a lot of people could relate to. The author did a good job describing all of the action scenes.