Book Review: BROKEN BRANCH FALLS

Hello Poetteers,

This story tackles discrimination and overcoming it. It's a lighthearted, funny story with sibling love, friendships and a romance subplot with goblins, ogres, pixies and more.

I love the descriptions given. I think there are even some slight old folklore references.

I also love the illustrations in the book. It's a story filled with plans and adventures. It's also the first in a middle grade series. I can't wait for the second book. I already know some kids who would really love this! It will be available for purchase on Jun 24, 2014. Add to Goodreads

Love, Fida

Comments

Tara Tyler said…

So wonderful of you! Thank you, Fida!!

Hope all is well!

June 21, 2014 at 8:14 PM

klahanie said…

Greetings Fida,

I said I would come over and visit your blog and so here I am :)

Delighted to see such a thoughtful review of the lovely Tara's book. She's a wonderful writer and lady. A great combination.

I notice you do poetry. I shall have a further look later on. My dog, Penny, is an accomplished "pawet" :)

Take very good care and thanks for this.

Gary

June 21, 2014 at 8:34 PM

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