Rupert Wallis is not afraid to tackle big issues in his novels for teens, including mysteries of good and evil and, in this book, whether there’s a destiny that shapes our ends. Daniel is travelling with his father when their car is suddenly swallowed by a sink hole. He manages to climb out of the car and call for help but is then trapped by a landslide.
Somehow, miraculously, he escapes his underground tomb despite the dark and the cold. Daniel is regarded as a saint by many but his priority is to save his father, still in a coma after the accident. The accident has revealed psychic abilities though and this brings him to the attention of Mason, a genuinely evil man.
Well-written, original, ambitious, this novel raises lots of questions. Recommended. ~ Andrea Reece
'I loved this story. It's about really understanding that old truism that if sadness doesn't exist, we'll never understand the true meaning of joy. And it communicates this inside a really tense, page-turning mystery thriller of a narrative.' The Bookbag 'Well-written, original and ambitious' Love Reading4Kids When the sinkhole opened there was no time to brake or turn the wheel and the old green Land Rover was snatched off the dirt road over the smoking rim.
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'I loved this story. It's about really understanding that old truism that if sadness doesn't exist, we'll never understand the true meaning of joy.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed All Sorts of Possible and determined it is suitable for children aged 13-18 years old
All Sorts of Possible features in the following genres: Featured Books for 13+ readers, Recommendations, Recommended Children's eBooks, Featured Books for Young Adults
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All Sorts of Possible was written by Rupert Wallis and published by Simon & Schuster Children's
All Sorts of Possible has 368 pages
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