Recommend for the coveted BookViral Crimson Quill. To make your recommendation simply click on the award badge below..….
The BookViral Review:
In her charming follow up to ‘A Globe Adventure’, Theresa Lynn offers us her new tale ‘Beyond the Clouds-A Space Adventure’. Told in her familiar blend of entertaining and educational prose as she takes us far from Earth, in a wonderful exploration of the Universe.
Using the same family demographic as in her previous story, for this adventure Lynn chooses a girl, cleverly seeking to eradicate stereotyping and uphold gender equality. Her implicit message that girls ambitions and expectations can reflect those of boys is not lost on the reader.
From gazing out of her window at the stars to embarking on her imagined adventure, our young protagonist takes the reader on an exhilarating journey, where she encounters stars, constellations, planets and even a satellite. With a story both exciting and instructional, Lynn teaches us not only the names of constellations and planets, but also about their characteristics, culminating in the blazing hot sun.
Theresa Lynn does not shy away from challenging concepts and vocabulary, understanding that stretching young learners intellect as well as their imagination is a pedologically sound strategy for learning and progress. Rhyme is used to great effect, creating musicality, and conferring predictable pleasure, along with serving as a memory aid.
Simple but effective imagery, including a picture of our neighbour planets in relation to the sun, supports Lynn’s tale, furnishing parents and carers with talking points with which to build even more knowledge and understanding of the Earths place from the perspective of the Universe.
Concluding with the young adventurer and her Mum gazing up at the moon together, this delightful adventure story is a welcome addition to Theresa Lynn’s collection and highly recommended!
In her charming follow up to ‘A Globe Adventure’, Theresa Lynn offers her new tale ‘Beyond the Clouds-A Space Adventure’. In her now familiar blend of entertaining and educational literature, Lynn takes us far from Earth, in a wonderful exploration of the Universe.
A superbly written sitcom-style foray into the world of teaching teens, ‘Peter Sutcliffe’s Waiting in the Corridor’ is a hilarious account of term six at Southgreen Academy, a secondary in the South-East of England.
When people talk about setting up their own business, they often fear the prospect of recording financial transactions but Ryder takes away the fear and shows his readers that managing accounts needn’t be taxing.
As fantastical as science fiction seems, there is often something familiar about the incredible concepts dreamt up by its writers. In fact, not only familiar at times but eerily accurate about future advances. Is this some kind of scientific prophesy? Is there something sinister going on?
Romance novels in their various forms explore the ups and downs of relationships but the quickest way to kill a relationship with a lover is through………
The popularity of Crime Fiction might wax and wane but at the end of the day, it still remains one of the most popular genres.
A good memoir, told well with a modicum of literary prowess, builds an emotional bridge to its author.
From humble beginnings in 2002 as a book review club BookViral has grown to become the first choice in book reviews for authors around the world and one of the biggest book review sites on the web. BookViral reaches millions of potential readers through best practice SEO and a trusted social media presence ensuring readers get unbiased, critical recommendations they can trust.
BookViral also offers a full suite of author services, including, book editing services for unpublished and self-published authors, website design and bespoke SEO that help authors get discovered by more potential readers as well as industry influencers, such as publishers, agents and film executives.
© Copyright 2019 BookViral Reviews. All Rights Reserved.