Showing posts with label Cuentos de Bereth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuentos de Bereth. Show all posts

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Cuentos de Bereth II: La Maldición de las Musas

Almost three weeks ago I finished reading the second book of my friend Javier Ruescas (Cuentos de Bereth II: La Maldición de las Musas).

For the record, I have to say that I absolutely love it. I bought it Saturday the 6th and I finished reading it Monday the 8th.

This second book is more beautifully written than the first one, maybe because Javier has improved in his writing.

The story narrates the adventures of Duna and Adharel while looking for the person who can end up with the curse (you know, to turn Adharel into a dragon during the night). However, while they are trying to solve their problem, there are some people chasing them. They have been ordered to kill them. Who do u think is the person who ordered that???

This book has really amazed me. Mainly in the way everything has sense, and in the way all stories are related to one another. In my opinion this is something quite difficult to do in a successful way ;)


I DO RECOMMEND EVERYBODY TO READ THE BOOK.



I hope it is soon translated into English so all of u can actually read it ;)



Congrats Javier :D


Sunday, November 22, 2009

Cuentos de Bereth I : Encantamiento de Luna


Yesterday @ 3.00 am I finished reading my friend Javier Ruescas' first book, Cuentos de Bereth I: Encantamiento de Luna. It's an amazing book!!!!

It narrates the story of Duna Azuladea, a lowly girl who lives in the kingdom of Bereth and suddenly will start working in the Royal Palace. @ the Palace, she will meet the courageous Prince of Bereth, Adharel, and his arrogant brother, Prince Dimitri. From now on she will get mixed up into a hatch of lies, secrets and betrayals for the throne of Bereth. In the meantime, Kingdom of Bereth discovers itself being part of an imminent war to protect the electricity, and discovers a mistery dragon in the sorroundings.

Cuentos de Bereth is, among all, a tribute to all the fairy tales of our times. At the same time it¡s a new story. Personally I think this book worth to be read, and it's a pitty it's not yet translated into English. I've started yesterday in the mornign, on ym way to mandarin class, the chapter 3 and I finished the whole book yesterday at 3.00 am...so this means this book is AWESOME!!!




For more information about Javier, u can go to his blog, the official web page of the book, or his official web page