Who would you recommend this book to? Why?

[Nasir Shaikh]

This book is suitable for youth and teenage people. Also, people who experienced their parents splitting up would relate to the story. Because the story's protagonist Lea, experiences her parents getting divorced her journey would be relatable to the particular type of group.

[Miriam Ratemo]

Young Readers: The protagonist, Lea McKinney, is a 12-year-old girl who embarks on a journey of discovery and growth. Young readers might find her story relatable and inspiring, as it deals with family issues and the rewards of intellectual curiosity
Mystery and Adventure Enthusiasts: The book weaves a tale that combines elements of mystery and adventure. Those who enjoy stories that involve unraveling secrets from the past, especially within a historical context, would likely find this book engaging
Aspiring Archaeologists and Historians: The novel includes aspects of archaeology and historical research, which could appeal to readers with an interest in these fields. It portrays the process of discovery through research and digging, which might inspire future professionals in these areas
Readers Seeking Emotional Depth: The book touches on themes of family separation and personal resilience. It might be particularly meaningful for readers who appreciate stories that explore emotional challenges and personal development
Overall, “SandPeople” is amazing for its character development, attention to detail, and the ability to captivate readers with its narrative. It’s a book that seems to offer something for both young readers and adults, making it a versatile recommendation

[Miracle Kingss]

I would recommend it to adolescents, teenagers and your adults who are realizing that the world is not as perfect as they thought it was but filled with complexities.

[Chad Anthony]

I would recommend to young readers mostly especially the females. For those who seek personal growth and development, this book is a great one for that through the storyline.

[Victor Obonyo]

This book is appropriate for children ten years of age and up whose parents are divorcing. Their lessons about relationships will also be taught by Lea's story, which will demonstrate to them that they are not accountable for their parents' behavior.

[Elijah Reuben]

I would recommend this book to parents especially those who have adolescents. It explores life after divorce, the untold difficulties associated with being from a broken home.

[Ouko Okach]

There are spooky elements in this book that will grab the attention of the readers. This book lets teenagers know that it is not their fault for issues between their parents.If you are looking to work on your development as a person then this book is definitely for you

[Cheryl Erickson]

I would recommend this book to older elementary students and middle school readers, especially if they are experiencing similar circumstances among family and friends.

[Osakwe Favour]

This book would be best suited for anyone going through some tough times in their life and also for teenagers whose parents' marriages seem to be falling apart and are greatly affected by that.

[Osakwe Favour]

I would recommend this book to anyone going through a tough time in their life. Also, to teenagers whose parents' marriages fell apart and are being affected emotionally by it.

[Mehul Pan]

I'd recommend this book to those budding teens who are going through their parents' divorce.

[Mehul Pan]

I'd recommend this book to those budding teens who are going through their parents' divorce.

[Olivier Muhammad]

I would recommend "SandPeople: An Across Time Mystery" to readers who enjoy a blend of mystery, time travel, historical elements, and thought-provoking themes. It offers a unique reading experience that can satisfy those seeking an intriguing and immersive journey through time.

[Edah Chemonges]

I would certainly recommend it, but the language used and overall narration is certainly not for a younger audience (which I think it was meant for). It's plot is well written overall, but it gets dull at times. I would, of course, recommend it.

[Anthony Ambrose]

I suggest this book for teenagers who can identify with Lea’s character and for those who appreciate a gripping storyline. The spooky elements within will captivate readers, while also conveying the message to teenagers that parental issues are not their fault.