Tag: Children’s Fiction

• Ember Falls | Book Review

  

  Kids of all ages will enjoy this book. In the time between finishing Ember Falls and writing this brief review — a couple weeks — my 11 year old daughter read all three of S.D. Smith‘s books about rabbits with swords. The family was talking about the books over lunch the day she finished Ember Falls. My son…

  Tyrel Bramwell

  December 9, 2016

  books, Literature, Pop Culture, Review

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• The Black Star of Kingston | Book Review

  

  After reading S.D. Smith‘s first children’s novel, The Green Ember, (read my thoughts on it here) I quickly ordered this little volume, as well as book two of The Green Ember Series, Ember Falls. The Black Star of Kingston is a great read. It’s a prequel of sorts, taking the reader to a time before Heather and Picket,…

  Tyrel Bramwell

  November 7, 2016

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• The Green Ember | Book Review

  

  Let’s start where ancient wisdom tells us not to and judge this book by its cover. If I didn’t know anything about S.D. Smith‘s first children’s novel or about Story Warren Books, the cover would’ve been enough to convince me to give it a chance. Zach Franzen‘s art is warm and crisp, inviting viewers to explore the world…

  Tyrel Bramwell

  September 24, 2016

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