SuitabookWizards of the Galaxy (Daystar Voyages #2)
Gilbert Morris
- Reading
- Try reading together a little at a time, pausing when the religious language or the crew’s uncertainty about the wizards’ powers comes up. You can check what your reader thinks is fact, belief or rumour in the story.
- Themes
- Christian faith and good versus evil: The book addresses christian faith and good versus evil; the detail of how it is developed remains unclear. The book presents this favourably.
- Wealth, happiness and appearances: The book addresses wealth, happiness and appearances; the detail of how it is developed remains unclear. These ideas are presented as lessons the crew learns, so the book appears to endorse them; how they develop through the story is unclear.
- Worth knowing
- The blurb uses language of evil forces, wicked plans and danger, and suggests the crew must act before it is too late. The intensity and detail of these threats in the story are unclear.