Deltora Quest series reviewed by Lucas

DELTORA QUEST series by Emily Rodda

Around 130 pages each book

Scholastic Inc.

2000

Reviewed by Lucas

16 teen years old Lief is brave, and daring, and adventurous. His parents are proud of him. In the first book his parents asked him to go on the quest and he went. He missed his parents but he never backed down. He is also daring the night he went on the quest he was in a sewer with his friends. And when he came out of the sewer and it was night. Rather than staying in the sewer the whole night he went to his house where he could have gotten killed on the way. Lief is also adventurous sometimes when Barda and Jasmine would want to stop but Lief would want to keep going. Because he knows that he needs to get the seven gems as soon as possible. He was always up for an adventure.

Jasmine and Barda also go on the quest with Lief. Jasmine is kind of bossy but she is really smart. Barda is also really brave he was a palace guard when Endon and Jarred were at the castle. And then he had to escape because he could of died so he escaped.

Lief, Barda, and Jasmines quest never fails to deliver entertainment or action to the reader. You won’t want to put the book down you will finish on and immediately pick up the next. There are a lot of twists and turns in the book. Lief barda and jasmine just have to go on the ride and wish for the best. And that they don’t die. Don’t under estimate or over look someone in this book. Everyone is important.

The DELTORA QUEST series delivers a message about not giving up and perusing something that is important. For really skilled 8 year olds but usually 9-12 year old readers.