US REVIEW
Written for younger teenagers or even pre-teens, Lewis presents a fun adventure through a magical land deeply in need of a savior.
This story takes you on a companionable, funny and sometimes scary journey. Liberty’s successes are brought about through her belief in the goodness of others and her loyalty to friends, both great messages for any age group.
Although Liberty and her friends often find themselves in very dangerous situations, the book remains light hearted and full of humor.
While the story is full of imagination, the action of the story keeps the page turning. At just over 250 pages, it offers readers a satisfying adventure.
Perhaps the best lesson emerging from this story is the importance to have confidence in yourself.
Review by Wendy Strain
US Review of Books
About Author
An adventurer at heart Lewis has abseiled down city buildings to raise money for children’s hospitals. Back packed through China. Travelled through the wilds of Borneo. Skydived. Survived Martial Arts training camps. Adventure is her love, which is reflected in her writing…Lewis has been passionate about great stories and legends since she was a child. Now a mother, her dream was to create riddles and mysteries into an adventure series that defies the imagination. Having children helped her create books about finding the inner strength to believe in oneself. The book themes are often about the actions of bullies or peer pressure. Creating characters that overcome terrible situations, to help us all see how amazing we can be.
