- Paperback: 288 pages
- Publisher: Cravitz Printing Company Limited (Jun 2009)
- ISBN-10: 0954837517
- ISBN-13: 978-0954837518
- Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 4,091,756 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Jazzoo And The Wild Men is a fantasy adventure story set in the Stone Age. At 17, Jazzoo shockingly finds out why he has never really felt at home at the settlement in which he has grown up. He ventures out to seek his roots unaware of the romance, imprisonment, war and reconciliation that his journey will bring.
John Arthur's detailed adventure novel sustains the story well as the reader gets engrossed in the imaginary world that the writer has created. JATWM is well written with some strong descriptions and is highly recommended - especially for anyone who likes intricate, historical adventure novels. It can be obtained from Jasper Wensleydale publishers at 27 Barrett Road, London E17 9ES. Go on - give it a go!
John Arthur's detailed adventure novel sustains the story well as the reader gets engrossed in the imaginary world that the writer has created. JATWM is well written with some strong descriptions and is highly recommended - especially for anyone who likes intricate, historical adventure novels. It can be obtained from Jasper Wensleydale publishers at 27 Barrett Road, London E17 9ES. Go on - give it a go!
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Jazzoo and The Wild Men is an action-packed adventure in which Jazzoo sets out from his Stone Age woodland settlement to find his real father and reunite his parents. The author's knowledge of the natural world and its varying landscapes is very impressive, as is his creation of the golden city Ammarucath. He paints an equally vivid picture of Stone Age Warfare, and his main characters are well-drawn and convincing.
The sensitive Jazzoo grows up very quickly as he encounters danger, savagery, and love. He has to come to terms with people whose values are very different to his own, as he is imprisoned and tortured in the land of Ucar. Later when he meets Farring the great Siarran leader, a man close to nature, he realises that there are those equally appalled by barbarism. Civilization is alive and well among the people of the Water and in other areas. This is an excellent book which has something for everyone. Highly recommended.
The sensitive Jazzoo grows up very quickly as he encounters danger, savagery, and love. He has to come to terms with people whose values are very different to his own, as he is imprisoned and tortured in the land of Ucar. Later when he meets Farring the great Siarran leader, a man close to nature, he realises that there are those equally appalled by barbarism. Civilization is alive and well among the people of the Water and in other areas. This is an excellent book which has something for everyone. Highly recommended.
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