by David Ward
In a sentence or so: Yeats must save a childhood friend of his father who is trapped inside of a classic story before she gets stuck there forever.Things haven't been great between Yeats's parents. His mother tries to be patient with his father's moods and the family frequently moves to try and help...
I quite simply LOVE the idea of this book. I've spent so much time wishing I was inside a story, that this really spoke to me. It was quite well executed, too. It's just right for middle grade readers. They'll find it fun, exciting, and full of enviable adventure.The world of the Arabian Nights real...
2.5 starsI remember liking the story well enough, even though it was not the most gripping of tales, but for the life of me I cannot remember anything else about it other than the ominous first few chapters when they come up to the grandmother's house and a not entirely conclusive ending.....So, giv...
Between Two Ends tells the adventurous story of Yeats (and the equally adventurous story of his father, William) while visiting his grandmother's house in Maine. His father is fighting depression leaving his parents at odds with each other after so many years of trying to find treatment. Yeats despe...
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