Book Review of The Legend of Triquetra by Tara Rewa

Book Review of The Legend of Triquetra by Tara Rewa – A Young Adult Book Offering A Fresh Take on Hindu Mythology

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Hindu mythology is a treasure trove of ideas, plotlines, and engaging tales for readers and writers. However, only a handful of authors have displayed the ability to use this enormous resource to their benefit and create impressive stories.

It might also be because interweaving mythology in stories set in modern times convincingly is not everyone’s cup of tea. But Tara Rewa is one of the few authors who has taken up this challenge, as is evident in her latest book, The Legend of Triquetra.

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Character Development: The Legend of Triquetra

Tara has done a great job of realistic development of various characters in the book. Her presentation of Adi’s character as someone struggling with different emotions is praiseworthy. Her manner of making each character seem real and relatable impressed me greatly.

Writing Style: The Legend of Triquetra

Tara’s writing style reflects her competence as a writer. Even though her book targets young adults, readers of all ages find it engaging. Her use of simple words and phrases elevates the book’s readability significantly.

Final Verdict: The Legend of Triquetra

The Legend of Triquetra is an attempt to familiarize young adults with the myths of Hinduism in a thrilling manner. I give it a rating of 4.0 / 5.0.