The BookViral Review:
A beautiful, sensitive and hope-filled story about the power of reading, The Reading Promise is the new picture book release from Troy Kent. Written with care and sensitivity, he explores the love and legacy of childhood books, weaving images and words that are wholly captivating. Moving at an effortless pace which allows the reader to become fully immersed in the realities of Katherine’s circumstances it creates genuine emotional resonance that ensures every connection made is heartfelt and meaningful. The book finds its sweet spot by celebrating the transformative power of books and words. This doesn’t require much in the way of definition, but is never the less masterful as it allows Kent to use the broadest of possible strokes to depict the wealth to be found in treasured pages. A wealth that is starkly contrasted to the frugal life Katherine and her son live, but allows them to explore a world that might otherwise have been closed to them.
Enchanting and extremely powerful, The Reading Promise is a must add to your child’s reading shelf and it is recommended without reservation.
With its relentless pace and clever plot, Zipline makes for an appealing and compelling read but it’s not a read to be rushed with it being the progress of Michael’s plot, not the process, which makes Zipline particularly intriguing.
Originality and authenticity always make for great books and Wegener delivers both as he takes us back to a world of post-World War II intrigue and ever-present danger.
There’s real craft and ingenuity behind Callahan’s prose as both narratively and stylistically she creates meaningful conflict and believable characters underpinned by the requisite degree of emotional honesty that brings them to life.
When Jim meets Sophie, a fellow member of the liberation movement ‘The Underground’, his life begins to take on even more meaning. After a failed attempt at infiltrating the Elite leaders ends in tragedy, Jim turns to his scientific studies, specifically a porthole into other dimensions, to right the wrong.
An eye-opening look at creation versus evolution, ‘From Goo to God’ tracks many of the blindly accepted evolutionary theories, picking each apart to examine whether they deserve the widely established promotion throughout the whole educational experience of young people.
Kathleen. W . Franks has managed to capture; the kind that transports its young reader into the realms of their own imagination, complete with secret tunnels, magical creatures and a good old baddie or two!
Right from the off the mystery begins as Franks firmly hooks her readers with strong relatable characters and a gripping plot, with the shape of the novel growing and shifting naturally from her protagonist’s very first experience at his new home.
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