Dash Fan Book Reviews

  Franco and the green light Fairy  by Fiona Lowry I would like to thank Literallypr for inviting me on this wonderful Blog Tour! Book Review 4☆ A Heart-warming Children's Picture Book Franco loves playing with cars, so much so all he wants is red ferrari when he is older. However one thing he isn't so keen on is traffic lights! Particularly red ones that make them stop in traffic. (I mean who can blame him) So his mum tells him that if he wishes hard enough to the ' Green Light Fairy' she will change the red light to green.. And sure enough it happens!. His Mum, teaches Franco that if he wishes hard enough for good things and works hard enough he can achieve anything. Which is such an Important message. The illustrations are beautifully presented, they really bring the story and imagination to life. This Heart-warming Children's Picture Book is all about hope, dreams, working hard, a sprinkle of imagination,  a good dose of determination and positivity.  A F...

The Dinosaur and Me  by Dale Neal I would like to thank Hygge Book Tours for inviting me on this wonderful Blog Tour! 🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖 Book Information   Every day is an adventure when your best friend is a dinosaur!  When a lonely boy meets a sixty million-year-old T-Rex, an unlikely friendship begins and laughter and adventure follow. The Dinosaur and Me is a hilarious and heartwarming tale of friendship, acceptance...and dinosaur poo that will delight children and budding palaeontologists, young and old. This story is not to be missed! Number of Pages:  36 pages Genre: Children’s fiction 1 – 7 year olds Book Links/Buy Links (Amazon, Goodreads etc.):  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dinosaur-Me-Dale-Neal/dp/1739300424 Mark Millicent (Author of Fizzy Days and Plastic Monkeys from Crewe to Malibu) | Goodreads   🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵🦖🩵 My Review ☆  ☆  ☆  ☆  ☆ The Dinosaur and Me is a super cute and Heart-warming story ab...

  The Teacher by  Danielle Stewart 🌼🌷🌼🌷🌼🌷🌼🌷🌼🌷🌼🌷🌼 Book Information Description Daisy sobbed as she pointed at the picture of my darling son. “It was him,” she cried out distraught. “He was the one who attacked me.” Today all my worst fears came true. I thought I had escaped the dark secrets of my teenage years. But when my son is accused by one of my students of a crime I know only too well, my past comes hurtling into my present. Surely my beloved son  Bryson , my kind and caring boy, who I raised to be nothing like the men of my past, couldn’t be mixed up with – or worse, be – what they are describing. Could he? But when  Daisy  comes to me in the classroom with tears in her eyes, trusting me with her confession, I vow that she won’t suffer the same fate I did. But what can I do? I love my son. I need to believe him no matter what. As I struggle to know who to believe, the threats begin. Notes on my car, messages saying you will pay for what happen...