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Kayak Reef; Eye of the Arctic
By Chris Vance “Voracious reader” (North Cal.)
Within a few pages of this book, you realize this tale of two boys is building a
subplot. Pages later on the edge of your seat, the story rewinds a hundred years
and Myauka’s world on the Arctic, comes to life. Suddenly I was inside a legend
that would rival Walt Disney’s best.
The closely weaved double story of Myauka’s past, and the boys, developed as if
two books were inside. I especially liked Geoff’s talks with his mother. I was
impressed by the author’s description of how the universe was made. The vivid
scenes were structured, and then a theme of putting others first was rippling in.
This adventure brings to surface the harrowing events that strike in the path of
poachers on the hunt. From the youth’s growth and elements of fate, came two
teens galvanized with inner strength. The theme matured, and paralleling this, a
love story entered.
Protecting wildlife and kayaking in such severe conditions, gave these boys
extremely potent senses. It is this supernatural nature in the tale which allows the
reader to experience the enchanted story in real time. Excitement, love, pain and
joy, brings this metamorphic tale, which provokes with such diversity, together
as it heads for an emotionally uplifting close. I didn’t want it to end.
By Abby Schnyder (USA)
Excellent read! I really enjoyed this book so very much. The typical beginning of
a mother and two toddlers opening the story in conversation is a clincher. The
main character, Geoff, lives in a world like any other boy; never mind things are
familiar. His life is anything but normal.
The author, Bradley Stewart has really captured my imagination with his
innovative writing characteristics. I love when a book carries you away to
thoughts and places in your own mind that aren't visited often enough, and Kayak
Reef certainly does so! This heartfelt tale is full of adventure and fantasy. I hope
you and your family enjoy it as much as I did!
By Julia F. Ruddy (Colorado)
This book is relevant to what is happening to the wildlife on our planet. It is very
spiritual and life changing. It's more than an adventure, a mystery or a romance. It
keeps the reader riveted with twists and turns. In the end something other than
good and evil prevails.
Kayak Reef; Eye of the Arctic
By Chris Vance “Voracious reader” (North Cal.)
Within a few pages of this book, you realize this tale of two boys is building a
subplot. Pages later on the edge of your seat, the story rewinds a hundred years
and Myauka’s world on the Arctic, comes to life. Suddenly I was inside a legend
that would rival Walt Disney’s best.
The closely weaved double story of Myauka’s past, and the boys, developed as if
two books were inside. I especially liked Geoff’s talks with his mother. I was
impressed by the author’s description of how the universe was made. The vivid
scenes were structured, and then a theme of putting others first was rippling in.
This adventure brings to surface the harrowing events that strike in the path of
poachers on the hunt. From the youth’s growth and elements of fate, came two
teens galvanized with inner strength. The theme matured, and paralleling this, a
love story entered.
Protecting wildlife and kayaking in such severe conditions, gave these boys
extremely potent senses. It is this supernatural nature in the tale which allows the
reader to experience the enchanted story in real time. Excitement, love, pain and
joy, brings this metamorphic tale, which provokes with such diversity, together
as it heads for an emotionally uplifting close. I didn’t want it to end.
By Abby Schnyder (USA)
Excellent read! I really enjoyed this book so very much. The typical beginning of
a mother and two toddlers opening the story in conversation is a clincher. The
main character, Geoff, lives in a world like any other boy; never mind things are
familiar. His life is anything but normal.
The author, Bradley Stewart has really captured my imagination with his
innovative writing characteristics. I love when a book carries you away to
thoughts and places in your own mind that aren't visited often enough, and Kayak
Reef certainly does so! This heartfelt tale is full of adventure and fantasy. I hope
you and your family enjoy it as much as I did!
By Julia F. Ruddy (Colorado)
This book is relevant to what is happening to the wildlife on our planet. It is very
spiritual and life changing. It's more than an adventure, a mystery or a romance. It
keeps the reader riveted with twists and turns. In the end something other than
good and evil prevails.
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Kayak Reef
Eye of the Arctic
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| Hard Cover $23.74 |
| Kayak Reef, on sale here! |
Softcover ISBN 978-0-9796317-1-9 Hardcover ISBN 978-0-9796317-0-2
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