Official Review: Welcome to Shadow Creek by Don Williams

[Sam Ibeh]

I love the descriptions about camping. It goes a long way to help readers who aren't familiar with the concept.

[Kibet Hillary]

This sounds interesting. The bit of being taken into a secondary story Lib is reading sounds a bit dull. I hope I will enjoy reading this.

[Beatus]

Have you ever read a review and felt you won't like the book as much as you liked the review? Well this is it for me. Nice one.

[Wyland]

I like the theme of camping discussed. I always have liked the outdoors so this seems like a neat book. Thanks for the nice review.

[Moushmi Radhanpara]

This book looks like a though-provoking coming of age Young Adult novel
Involving camping, growth, maturity, and decisions. YA readers are sure to like this one. Congratulations to the author and thank you for sharing an honest review.

[shaz1994]

I would like to read and see how camping went for the teenagers, I haven't been to Camp myself, so I can't say whether it is fun or not. Thanks to the author for choosing to write about this. Congrats to the book of the day.

[maxiphemmax]

Inasmuch as I enjoy camping and adventures, I don't really like long story novel. kudos to the reviewer. You did an amazing job.

[Quinto]

Camping builds positive skills about teamwork and responsibility to youngsters and this appears like a good book for young adults. Thanks for the review.

[Surabhi Rani]

Official Review: Welcome to Shadow Creek by Don Williams sheds light on the sheer talent of the author of the book to tap the interest of the readers. It is desirable and a genuine one too! The story is a pleasant surprise for me!

[Maríe Wamakima]

The book description was over detailed, according to me. But your review is honest and I appreciate it.

[Plebe]

I've never been camping, that said i do empathize with wanting to impress a father figure, we've all been there. I think i might just check this one out. Great review.

[Han26+]

I’ve always wanted to try camping but never been able to, so this is the perfect way to do it in my brain, at least. I also empathise with Lib - I was a shy child with little self-confidence who applied little stories to things, often trying to talk to animals. I wish he could have been my friend!

[dragonet07]

I've never been camping nor really wanted to, despite living within driving distance of some good areas for it, but I do know what it's like to be the shy person who feels out of place. It's always nice to see such characters grow into their own in a story, especially if they're taking the journey with a parent they weren't close to before so they can get closer. The length and errors might be a dealbreaker for me right now, though. Thank you for the helpful review.

[DorcasToo]

I love camping though I have never been to one. I might grab this one. Congratulations on BOTD. Thanks for your review.

[silvaharon]

A thought-provoking tale of a family's camping trip with poetic descriptions of scenes #ThoughtProvoking #Love #Family