Wizardry and magic is one genre that attracts most of the kids, so there was no doubt that the book reached its target audience faster than other kids' books. The good wizard added to my library due to two reasons, the first one I just gave above and the next reason is the author's previous book. Unfortunately, I missed Prasun's last book "Ringo & the Yogi".
The plot of our story is situated in the era of the Mughal Empire these the in the reign of Emperor Shah Jahan. Two central characters of our story are Badshah Best and Titli. Badshah is our good wizard who was awarded a title equivalent to Master of all wizards by the Emperor. But one notorious person didn't want this. He wanted to take Badshah's position and his secret knowledge. On top of that Badshah was diagnosed with a disease that was affecting his memory. He left his Jannat Mahal in search of a cure. Unknown to all this Titli was waiting for a teacher and a mentor who can make her the best magician in the world. Read the book to know whether this duo could turn the table or not.
Good things about the book
1) Easy and short sentences. Ideal for even age 8-9
2) Each chapter has a supporting artwork to increase a readers interest
3) Good story built up and character description
4) Good climax
Overall an enjoyable read for adults as well who are reading it out to their kid(s).
I will give 4.25 out of 5 to this book.
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