Review: Beautifully written story that is a joy to read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2014
The saga continues in this richly written story set in 1950’s Australia.  The author crafts a story with abundant detail regarding Australia’s cultural and political changes with the lovely Emily back along with other children.In this book Emily and Jarrah meet and find each other offers the perfect balance to compliment the other.I don’t want to give a spoiler (and it is very hard not to) but there is one part of the story that had me white knuckled.The author writes in a way that one feels they are right there in the story alongside Emily, Jarrah and Iain.I enjoyed the story of the lyrebird. Once again, I won’t give any spoilers as I’d like others to enjoy reading it as much as I did. The author painted a magnificent picture and once again I felt I was right there alongside Emily and Jarrah.This book was a joy to read and I hated to see it end.  I am so glad that I came across this author as she is now on my must read list.