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A chance meeting and a great review...
A chance meeting and a great review for Mister Fox: The Legend from @andyangel44
We signed the book, chatting about the Fox dance we had all just experienced at Langsett. It transpired that the gentleman was a blogger and book reviewer… we exchanged business cards and the name rang a bell. When I got home I checked my accounts… and yes, I was right; I was already following Ebookwyrm. Another of those ‘small world’ moments that always bring a smile. With his kind permission,…
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Andy Angel Review
What a wonderful way to start your career as a writer. This story tells of a young boy who finds a girl in the well on his farm. The girl turns out to be a 13th century banshee who needs to find a way to get her magic back and return from our time to hers. The relationship between the two main characters is really well written as is the way Sathra, the banshee sees modern things which she has obviously never seen before. The story has paintballers, treasure hunters and a rock band (with a Simon Cowell type character who is only in the background) and goes from scene to scene fluently.
I have worked with young people in a library enviroment so I feel confident enough to say they would lap this up but so would adults.
All said, this being a first novel is quite astounding. The author writes with a style and confidence that others can only wish for. I look forward to reading more from Robin Lovejoy and heartily recommend this book.