The Stone Bearers by Jacque Stevens Builds A Strong World of Fantasy

The Stone Bearers by Jacque Stevens is quite a powerful book to read

The Stone Bearers has been written in a magical way by Jacque Stevens

Jacque Stevens has built a strong world of fantasy in The Stone Bearers

The Stone Bearers by Jacque Stevens revolves around the protagonist Ashira who is just 15-year-old. A prediction about her future becomes a disturbing point in her life. She fears about what will happen to her if a divination about her isolated life becomes true. Somehow she starts preparing her to meet the reality, howsoever worse it may be. All her dreams about princes, fairies, oceans, palaces, luxury etc. go haywire. And one fine day she finds a djinn’s bottle that is powerful enough to make all her wishes come true. But the moment she started making her wishes, she finds that the magical bottle is not at all responsive. What is the use of such power in hand, she thinks. She decides to visit the great city of magicians to acquire some magical powers to get out of these unworthy and meaningless patterns of life. She decides to rediscover and redesign her life. But there is something more destined for her. She gets to know that one of the magicians is having bad intentions and is planning to destroy this world. And now she has some additional tasks to perform for which acquiring powers becomes more meaningful and necessary. She has to save the world from destruction. #FutureHousePub

I found The Stone Bearers by Jacque Stevens quite an interesting read. It is woven so powerfully to take you to a world full of fantasies raising so many curiosities all along, as you keep turning pages. The characters are lively, the writing style is impactful, and the story is created in an interesting manner so as to engage throughout. It is a good read for any age. There is, as such, nothing negative or annoying factor in the story or its presentation.

As far as my personal rating of The Stone Bearers by Jacque Stevens is concerned, it goes fairly high on the scale. I would rate it 4 on a scale of 5 based on its characterization, story, and presentation. Overall, it is quite an interesting and fast paced book to grab and enjoy.