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5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent novel of enduring friendship and overcoming prejudice.
“The Aftertime was the place between the past, the present, and the future. It is, was, and will always be fluid. It moves and adds memories, feelings, and events from all the time constructs.”
-Amy Williams Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 Amazon

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5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic Story
“…I can honestly recommend this book to any youngster who loves adventure stories, historical fiction, or magical realism.”
-StoryBook Lady Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024

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Five stars
A historically intriguing, two time line story, with a mystery to solve and a brother to save. The blend of history, mystery, and emotional stakes makes this a real page-turner that will resonate with readers of all ages.
-Kate Machon Author August 14, 2024

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Five out of five stars
I had expectations for this story, but they were well-exceeded. It will definitely be a new addition to our middle grades library. It’s getting increasingly difficult to find good new literature for boys that focuses on character, decision making, and growing up while still being interesting and action-oriented. This book does all of those things (and girls will like it, too)., plus it features some history lessons, including a lesser known Revolutionary War battle and a Native American tribe that isn’t usually talked about in school. For kids living in the coastal NC area or Virginia, there will be more personal connects that make the story even more relatable. Overall, excellent!
-Yvie Field, Educator, Homeschool on the Range

Five out of five stars

I had expectations for this story, but they were well-exceeded. It will definitely be a new addition to our middle grades library. It’s getting increasingly difficult to find good new literature for boys that focuses on character, decision making, and growing up while still being interesting and action-oriented. This book does all of those things (and girls will like it, too)., plus it features some history lessons, including a lesser known Revolutionary War battle and a Native American tribe that isn’t usually talked about in school. For kids living in the coastal NC area or Virginia, there will be more personal connects that make the story even more relatable. Overall, excellent!

-Yvie Field, Educator, Homeschool on the Range

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