By Barbara Beamish on Dec 15 2011

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I bought this book for my 9 year old Grand daughter who enjoys books like the Narnia Series.
When I read the book, it was exactly what she would enjoy.
The flights of imagination in Rosemary's adventures are exciting, and give children a new perspective to let their own imagination soar. It is funny, kind, promotes confidence and independence in all the adventures.
This book is a delightful read that children and their parents will want to enjoy over and over. It leaves you wanting more and hoping for a sequel.

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From 11 year old Tara in Montreal on December 4 2012

Format: Paperback

 

I enjoyed reading your book and loved your wild imagination and mysterious creatures. I found it entertaining since it was in 2073.

Where do you come up with these extraordinary ideas in the book?

The book was even more interesting since I have a little sister like Affie and I’m eleven years old like Rosemary and have red(ish) hair.

Let me know as soon as you finish Book Two because I can’t wait to read it.

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By Tumbleweed on Jan. 9 2013

Format: Paperback

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I recently came across this interesting children's book by Georgina Bartos. I will confess that I am reading as an adult - but one who appreciates and has taught children's literature. It appears to me to tickle the imagination of the target audience as well as to address many vulnerabilities of the age. Moreover, inside this captivating mystery that spans 16 planets, Georgina has woven an introduction to environmental wisdom and to the interconnectedness of us all. Real concerns of the pre-teen and teen crowd are interspersed with local and global issues in a tangled web that simultaneously moves on all fronts. It is at once surrealistic and real, serious and funny. I judge it to be a fun read for an adult, and a captivating, instructive book for the pre-teen and teen.

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