Just as for the first book, Magical Mossy in Boscastle, and the second book, Mossy Casts a Spell in Bude, I am honoured to have received the following reviews for Book 3
A Bridge Too Far in Tintagel?
‘I loved your Tintagel book and could relate to Phoebe’s anxieties re: having to “perform” – something that adults all too often need help with too. Thankyou. – Primary School Teacher, Cornwall
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‘A new book in the series Kids of Kernow!
From the moment I started reading I felt part of this family that started with Mossy and Kismet and now with confident Bridge and the magpies Captain and Joy.
Bridge is a strong independent girl, who lives in Merlin’s Cave and the right person to help Phoebe overcome her anxiety from performing the major lead part in a dance performance.
The power of crystals is given and Mossy is helping (in a non-present way) with her magic tools.
I love the acknowledgement that Mossy needs to regenerate herself. You can’t give, if your own cup is empty. An important message.
The conversations between Kismet and Bridge made me laugh out loud and again the sense of humor interwoven with the theme, makes this book so enjoyable to read.
Finishing the book with a warm feeling and looking forward to book 4. ‘ – T Schaar
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‘Was great to meet Lally and Andy last week and get all three books with my daughter Florence – she is really enjoying reading them’ – Z Godfrey
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‘It’s such a pleasure to work on these lovely books! Fabulous for giving children magical (honestly!) tools to help themselves feel better in all sorts of situations, and all woven into fun stories set in the beautiful Cornish coast and countryside. What could you want better than that? I wish I’d had these when I was little’. – S. Dawes – Editor
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‘Thankyou for writing these unique self-help books for children. I wish they’d existed when I was young.’ – Bude Shopkeeper
Little Fox Education has read the whole series including book 3, and had very kind words to say about them in her video on ‘How neurolinguistic programming can change your child’s life!’
IF YOU HAVE ENJOYED BOOK 3, OR INDEED ANY OF THE BOOKS IN THE FIRST TRILOGY
FEEL FREE TO LET ME KNOW HERE
Kids of Kernow 