Official Review: Morning Is Always Nigh by John Wickersham

[Chelsy Scherba]

I like that this book is set in the 1950’s and describes adventures in Colorado. I’ll look into this one.

[melissy370]

This book doesn't speak to me, but I am glad you enjoyed it. This book sounds good for anyone interested in the area.

[heather_l_s]

I was already looking forward to reading the book based on the sample provided on Amazon, but this review has really increased my interest. I'm always fascinated by books that have educational components built into the story, but it's rare to find a fiction book that can incorporate lessons like these without decreasing the excitement of the fictional story. Thank you for giving me something else to look forward to while reading this book!

[Paul78]

I tend to think that The Morning is Always Nigh by John Wickersham is an ideal book for adventure lovers.
Anyone interested in outdoor activities would certainly enjoy reading this book.
Thanks for a great review.

[Miss_BeckyG]

Then author takes the reader on an adventurous journey through Danny Gray's life. Well written, very descriptive detail and rich vocabulary is worth picking up this book. Great job...

[Zain A Blade]

I like that Danny's story is full of adventure and useful information, I trust it will make an interesting read.

[Alice Heritage]

This sounds like a great book for anyone looking for adventure, and it's also a great source of information about the fauna and flora of Colorado. The ghost train sounds most intriguing.

[Braunsucre]

Your review has provided me with the encouragement needed to give this book a try, I love adventures, especially interesting ones and this seems like one!

[Sanyesto]

A fictional story about the adventures and the experiences of Danny Gray’s family in the Colorado region have been beautifully narrated. Valuable information about the Colorado region is also imparted

[smc19]

The natural beauty of Colorado is stunning, to say the least. The author's choice for an outdoor adventure for three siblings couldn't be better. Good review.

[jedreid]

i love entertaining and educational read and this one seems as awesome as it was well-written i'm sure that i'll enjoy reading each adventure on this collection. good job on the review.

[bellaterrabooks]

Stories of the West invoke images of mountains, rivers, and adventures in the great outdoors. The description of the Colorado backdrop specifically is reminiscent of some of the songs and stories of John Denver and other western town narratives, especially during this time period. The boyhood adventures of Danny Gray resemble those that are experienced by many prepubescent youths in the great wild west wilderness as they cut their teeth on an education paved with mountain peaks, cold river streams and dusty trails that lead to euphoric destinations that would shape their young lives. Contrary to the technology that shapes today’s youth these children were taught the ways of the outdoors and those great tenants of the knowledge of nature. While this is a work of fiction, based upon the review this novel could easily be a work of memoir as well. Thank you for your insights.

[Kibet Hillary]

This is great. It really makes a good read because of the numerous adventures mentioned. Thanks for the review. I will be reading this.

[revna01]

I find it curious that this is a combination of non-fiction and fiction (i.e. a fictional story with real facts and history). The variety of stories and writings make this a unique book, and hopefully the stories are interesting in and of themselves. I definitely like the Colorado Rockies as a backdrop for the narrative. Great review.

[Ma Cheryll]

Thanks for this in-depth review! I’m a traveller myself and i Love visiting new places, with this book i think i’d be able to see the beauty of Colorado in the eyes of an adventurous young adult, so I hurriedly grabbed myself a copy thanks for the FREE copy!