A five star review from readers favorite for Sean Anderson’s new book, An Adventure Through the Togetherwood.
Sean Anderson‘s new book, an adventure through the Togetherwood, has been given a glowing review by Luwi Nyakansakia for Readers Favorite.
An Adventure Through the Togetherwood will take you on a wild and fun journey. The story introduces new and remarkable characters in each chapter. Sean Anderson perfectly infuses the animals characteristics into the characters personalities.
Fiona Taylor enjoys staying out late with her friends. She hates her mother. She’s bored by her high school, and tired of her day-to-day life. A typical teenager, perhaps.
Except, in some ways, Fiona is not typical. Her mother has forbidden her to enter the basement. A man jogs past their house every day trying hard not to look like a cop. And her mother’s cello case seems to get heavier every time she brings it home. Oh, yes: there’s also a killer in the history books called the Red Creek killer, caught years ago—but is about to become part of Fiona’s life.
COMING THIS SUMMER FROM Riversong Books
More than just a biblical fiction, this book paints the grand narrative of God. On the surface, drawn in black and white, we find the story of a young man, Timothy, who finds faith. Within his story, revealed in vivid colors, is the story of the God who calls everyone to Him. This is the story of everything.
Announcing a new novel set in post-earthquake 2010 Haiti by R.T. Lawrence, about a no-nonsense trauma surgeon who, against his better judgment, ends up as part of the relief effort.
Josie Burns and her little sister, Emily, are coping with the loss of their brother Andy, who disappeared from his bed in the middle of the night six years ago. Forced to move to Maine to live with two great aunts after their parents separate, they discover that a shared dream and a mysterious cupboard hidden in the basement hold the key to their brother’s whereabouts. A foreign land that exists in a different time and the sinister man who rules it draw the sisters closer to an answer…and to a secret that will change their lives forever.
Josie Burns and her little sister, Emily, are coping with the loss of their brother Andy, who disappeared from his bed in the middle of the night six years ago. Forced to move to Maine to live with two great aunts after their parents separate, they discover that a shared dream and a mysterious cupboard hidden in the basement hold the key to their brother’s whereabouts. A foreign land that exists in a different time and the sinister man who rules it draw the sisters closer to an answer…and to a secret that will change their lives forever.
To the Lighthouse By Virginia Woolf This novel is considered a masterpiece by many. I can see why: beauty of the prose, the gentle meandering narrative, and the characters are familiar in their everyday life. Though I usually enjoy the literature from this period, with its stream-of-consciousness style, I was slightly frustrated throughout. I felt…
