The Night Circus Book Review
Celia was 5 years old when her
mother committed suicide. After her mother’s untimely demise, the young girl
was sent to his Father known by many as Prospero the Enchanter to live
alongside with the famed magician.
One day a stranger came to
Prospero the Enchanter’s performance, before they parted ways they both agreed
to participate in another duel. This event would be a competition between
magicians with their protégés acting as proxy for their battle. Celia Bowen
knows the competition set before her as her Father teaches her everything she
has to know to win the game. On the other hand, the stranger also known as Mr.
A. H. is grooming his protégé for the upcoming duel.
With the venue set for the battle
Celia and Marco are ready to win the fierce competition. But unexpectedly
both competitors will fall madly in love with each other creating repercussions
that would soon lead them to a horrifying fact: Only one will be left standing.
An enchanting world exquisitely
created and a plot cleverly crafted, The Night Circus will entice readers to
get lost with Erin Morgenstern in her whimsical realm.
No SPOILERS here.
In my opinion everyone will love
this unlikely romance of two magicians bound initially to compete with each
other but ends up complementing each other’s magical talents.
The author delectably describes
with vivid details everything that there is in the book. From the warm breeze
flowing through the fields to the towering tents striped with black and white,
imagine what words can elicit with a stroke of ingenuity.
One thing I want to stress out,
always take note of the dates. It is a significant factor I missed while
reading the book. For once, I’ve reread a whole chapter because I missed one
important transition in the plot.
I’d love for this book to hit the
big screen soon. Although rumor has it that The Night Circus will have its
highly anticipated film adaptation, the news is yet to be confirmed.
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