- p 55, Kevin's Point of View by Del Shannon
Now I finally get to read a middle school book when Del Shannon offered his book Kevin's Point of View up for review!
Here's a quick overview:
To escape from his emotional turmoil, Kevin has developed his imagination into a dangerous foil and a powerful ally. While he antagonizes his mother and sister through his superhero antics on an average Wednesday morning, his ability to escape inside a character’s head becomes critical to his survival after his life is once-again turned upside down a year after his father’s death.A child's imagination is such a wonderful thing, so this seems quite a fascinating read. And if I enjoy it, I am thinking of getting the daughter to read it too! TGIF!
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Made me smile. I wonder what made him so confident.
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ReplyDeleteSounds interesting :) Do let me know if you think it is recommend worthy!
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ReplyDeleteKevin's Point of View sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing!
This one is right up my alley! I think I'd like to get this one. They say one of the necessary ingredients to writing children's books is to have an imagination. I love the creative journey. Always nice to hear from you!
ReplyDeleteThis one does sound wonderful. I have enjoyed one or two books for this audience...this one sounds special. Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteFreda, it made me smile too! Btw, age 56 is blank!
ReplyDeleteAspen, I'll be reviewing this one, so definitely!
Wutheringwillow, you're welcome, as always, and thanks for reciprocating.
LadyD, children's book authors sure do have it cut out for them. :)
Laurel-Rain Snow, it does sound special, so I was thrilled when the author contacted me!