November - 2009 The Reading Stack (Guest Review) Much is the same in this fourth book, yet nothing is repeated. We are called to look beyond what the eyes can see, but the dimension we enter is more abstract. Can you trust a friend when all the evidence suggests he is betraying you? Is there ever a time when it is better not to know everything? Friendships are stretched thin. Read it here |
November - 2009 New Books in Oz As with the other titles there is still much to be learnt for the Little Cockroaches in this is a riveting read. |
November 2009 - Book of the Month, Bankstown Library Monkey Fist can stand alone as a good book to read for those who are new to the series, but will be really enjoyed by those who have had the chance to read the earlier stories. All of the Samurai Kids must examine their own strengths and weaknesses if they are to set Kyoko free. This is a wonderful read for kids aged 8 - 12 and older Read it here |
September 2009 - Aussie Reviews Monkey Fist is the fourth title in the wonderful Samurai Kids series. As with the other books, readers are offered an exciting mix of action, humour, obstacles and tension. Niya, the viewpoint character, is a likeable narrator, with the reader able to see his flaws as well as his strengths, and like him all the more for them. Read it here |
August 2009 -DeeScribeWriting Blog There were so many things to engage the reader in Monkey Fist; the action, the endearing characters, the tension, and the visual descriptions of places and events. Sandy is meticulous in her attention to detail and Monkey Fist is another thoroughly researched book that takes the reader into an amazing world. Read it here ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ |
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