Neptune's secret code

 A delightful book

My review

I read Neptune's secret code after a very busy time at work and it was very
entertaining and relaxing. 

Neptune's Secret Code by Genna is a delightful children's book that takes young
readers on an underwater adventure filled with mystery and wonder. The story
follows a group of curious children who discover an ancient code hidden in the
depths of the ocean, leading them on a quest to uncover the secrets of
Neptune's kingdom.

The book is beautifully illustrated, with vibrant colors and captivating images
that bring the underwater world to life. Genna's writing is engaging and accessible,
making it easy for children to follow along and stay excited about the unfolding
adventure. The characters are relatable, and the plot is filled with enough twists
and turns to keep young readers eagerly turning the pages.

What makes Neptune's Secret Code stand out is its perfect blend of fun and
educational elements. Alongside the thrilling narrative, children learn about
marine life, the importance of teamwork, and the value of curiosity and
perseverance.

Overall, Neptune's Secret Code is a fantastic read for children who love adventure
and fantasy. It's a book that not only entertains but also inspires a sense of
wonder about the natural world.

I give 5 star for this wonderful work!

The author

Genna Rowbotham started her career as a secretary and has since founded
GR Typing Services, an online secretarial business. 

Inspired by her children, in 2017, she wrote her first story and is now the author of ten
books as well as a short story published in the magazine, Brilliant Brainz.

Genna has a passion for writing stories that entertain, educate and inspire
young ones so they can escape the seriousness of life and enter a world of magic.

She lives with her husband and lively, imaginative daughters in Derbyshire. When Genna’s
not writing, she loves reading, star gazing, movie nights, and exploring the
great outdoors with her family. 

👉 More about Genna’s books on her website at www.gennarowbotham.co.uk

Booktasters

As always I want to thank Booktasters and the author as well for their patience and
their free copy in return of my honest review which I did. 

Source picture: Book cover

Fearghus Academy: Precarious Gems

Again what a wonderful book! 

My review

This is the third book I read and reviewed from I.O.Scheffer and the
Fearghus Academy. 

See also my reviews of October Jewels and Chrystal Shards.

So, I was very happy to read and review the third book: Precarious Gems.
I must say: it really didn't let me down! 

It took a while to read, but it was wonderful to see al the characters
again. The plot had it all: mystery, secrets and adventure. 

This is a great young adult read, it involved magic and lots of tension.

Of course I want to give a five star rating for Precarious Gems. 

Booktasters & the author

I want to thank Booktasters and the author, I.O Scheffer to provide me
a free copy in return of my honest review, which I did. 

Fearghus Academy: Chrystal Shards

 A wonderful series

My review

I already read Fearghus Academy – October jewels with lots of pleasure,
so I was very keen to read the sequel.

As always, I liked the cover and the characters were amazing. They go through
a lot in this second episode. 

I also enjoyed the story, lots of drama, adventure and even some comedy.
I immediately fell this sequel became a bit darker. Nevertheless I’m looking
forward to read the next story and book!

Of course, I would recommend this book to all who want to read a different
but fantastic kind of young adult story.

Without any doubt I give a five star rating for this fabulous story! 

Booktasters

Thank you very much Booktasters and author I.O. Scheffer for providing
me a free copy in return for my honest review, which I did. 

Fearghus Academy: October Jewels

What a fantastic summer read!

Review

Fearghus Academy: October Jewels was a very interesting book to read. I
enjoyed the characters (the family) as well as the tensions and the plots.

There are even time switches and the characters are coming from over the
world. 

It was a fantastic summer read and I recommend it to people who like to
read Fantasy adventures books (ages between 6 to 12).

The book was released on 26 May 2020 and it contains 356 pages. 

I give of course a 5* rating because I enjoyed it very much. 

The author

I.O. Scheffer (2000 -) is the proud father of a one-eyed dog named Mr. Rogers.
He is attending Miami University as a Creative Writing major, and spends
his free time making music and/or crafting worlds and writing them out
on his PC.

Booktasters

I want to thank Booktasters and the author for providing me a free copy in
return of my honest review, which I did. 

The Game With no Name

 A lot of suspense!

My review

It's a very good point, I didn't realise this book is part of a series. But since I've
read "The Game With No Name", I defenitely wanted to read more books of the 
series. 

I liked the cover very much, as well as the plot and the family. There is a lot
of suspense and even a twist.

I would recommend this book for all who like to read adventurous stories.

Without a doubt I give "The Game With No Name" a 5 star rating.

The author

LG Cunningham loves to write scary, spine-chilling, monster filled, ‘
my-child-is-not-able-to-sleep’ stories. This term of endearment could
be as a result of growing up in an Irish town filled with ghosts, being
able to communicate with (and actually see) the dead or more than
likely because his family used to rent him horror movies (pre-Netflix
and pre-DVDs) when he was very little which had the affect of twisting
his brain to the extent that he was - and still is - afraid of his own shadow.

Booktasters

I thank Booktasters and the author for giving me a free copy of the ebook
in exchange to my honest review. This has not affected my opinion. 

The Game With No Name was published on August 23rd. 2020 and contains
142 pages. 

The Broken Man: The Rise of the Fisher King

 a book that impresses!

Summary

A Shadow Man is stalking the children of Ard, leaving the dead lying in
the forest with their eyes black pits. The people are in a panic, but the
investigating Ruad philosophers have no explanation. Seeking someone
to blame, the people of the ancient city of Ard demand the head of the
most dangerous person in their midst, the giant Waylaid.

Once great among the Fomor - a prince, a sorcerer, a priest - Waylaid has b
een cast out by his people. He has come to Ard with his Bolg apprentice,
Piju, to live quietly and study in Brea’s library. Can he escape the maddened
crowed and find the killer without breaking his vow to give up sorcery?

And has he failed to teach his young and impetuous apprentice the most
important lesson of them all, that the price of using sorcery is
always too high?

About the book

ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09YH2JH4R

Uitgever ‏ : ‎ Independently published (10 juni 2018)

Taal ‏ : ‎ Engels

Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 312 pagina's

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8800608656

Afmetingen ‏ : ‎ 15.24 x 2.46 x 22.86 cm

My review

The story started a bit slowly but it grabs you completely. It's a very 
nice and well written fantasy novel which is entertaining too. 

The characters are fantastic and the author deepens them out in a 
great way. 

I also liked the cover very much!

I would recommend this book to all who like to read splendid 
fantasy novels.

Without any doubts I give a five star rating for the Broken Man
a fantasy Novel because it's a book that impresses!

Booktasters

I want to thank Booktasters and the author as well for providing me a free
copy in return for my honest review which I did. Thank you very much!