New Review for Sweetbriar's:Finding Violet

5.0 out of 5 stars An amazing, riveting tale you're sure to adore!

Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2020

Format: Kindle EditionVerified Purchase

Hollie Anne Marsh has done it again! She's penned a wonderful, suspenseful story that will certainly appeal to young readers. In the third of her Sweetbriar series, "Finding Violet," readers will meet a young equestrian named Violet, who accidentally discovers she's adopted. Understandably, this knowledge upends her life. Violet loves her adoptive parents but she realizes several stressful events are affecting their lives and she doesn't want to add to the family's distress. But hiding her problem from her parents is affecting her health because Violet barely eats and her parents do not know the reason why.
As in any fantastic book, the main character changes as the story develops. I know readers and horse-lovers and others will be enchanted and enlightened by this book. Does Violet succeed in competitions? Any horse lover will be completely enthralled from cover to cover. It has my highest recommendation.
Review by children's author Deanie Humphrys-Dunne
website: www,childrensbookswithlifelessons.com/

copyright: 2020: Deanie Humphrys-Dunne

Just released: A Tractor Named Wilbur!

 Just released:   A Tractor Named Wilbur; Book 1 by Deanie Humphrys-Dunne
Illustrated by Holly Humphrys-Bajaj

I'd like to introduce you to Wilbur the tractor. Here's some information about him.

Wilbur is a small, shy tractor. He loves cutting the grass for Jim. But Wilbur is worried. Will Jim always be his friend? What promise does Jim make? Wilbur would love for you to take him home and read about his adventure.

Review by Hollie Anne Marsh:

 “This is a lovely story about a tractor called Wilbur, that should appeal to both young boys and girls with not only an adorable red tractor, but also Susie squirrel and Hattie the chicken.

What I liked most about this story, is it's an easy read, that brings the little tractor to life with adorable life-like traits, such as bouncing on his tires when he's excited, flashing his headlights and sadly, when tears trickled down his headlights.

This book teaches responsibility and appreciation of owning something like a tractor, with the owner Jim meticulously caring for the tractor each day. Also Wilbur's excellent attitude to trying new jobs; such as raking leaves and plowing snow. The book also teaches children to see the bright side and that changes in life are not always bad. A lovely tale, that will capture children's imagination and I am sure will become a night-time favourite. “ ~ Hollie Anne Marsh, children’s author

website:
www.childrensbookswithlifelessons.com/

 

Stay tuned for updates on Wilbur, our first picture book.
copyright; Deanie Humphrys-Dunne