The Young Mermaid

 The Young Mermaid 

By Adam D. Searle

 Twitter/X Handle: @searle_author

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Review by Little Bookworm 

At first when I looked at the cover I thought that there would be no humans in the story. I thought it would just be just about a mermaid. 

After reading the book - I liked that the little boy helped the mermaid because in lots of the books I’ve read the people and the mermaids don’t get on. It was a good surprise that they helped each other. 

I think the book teaches us that you can be friends with whoever you want it doesn’t matter if you are different or the same. It also teaches us that if you do kind things other people will do kind things for you. 

I really liked the illustrations. I liked the bright colours and i could tell from the pictures what the emotions were in the story. 

I give this book 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

 

 

Author Bio:

 

Diagnosed with dyslexia when I was 5 years old, I struggled at school until I discovered my love of books and started to learn how to read at 11. I have since published over 6 books including my Faraday Bear & Friends book series. Away from the desk I enjoy surfing, collecting badges and autographs and playing the guitar. 

 

Book Blurb: 

When a young boy endangers himself to save a mermaid, he never could have imagined the unexpected result of his actions. It turns out one good deed deserves another.