I read this with my 11 year old son. As much as it wasn’t really his chosen genre or his reading style he sat and took it in. One of the reasons I did this was he is about to start secondary school and with Autumn's changes in her family and moving home and school I felt it would be relevant. It was a lovely read and my son enjoyed it too.
We had discussions after it in regards to the changes and his feelings towards them and it opened up a conversation between us which I was pleasantly surprised at. As well as it having these undertones of emotion and changes in life it also had the children’s action that keeps them entertained. I feel it was well written and loved the illustrations.
Sophie Shield, A LoveReading4Kids Ambassador
Autumn’s Diary of Dreams is a book about different environments and routines-especially children and how it can affect mental state. This is a story about how little minds cope with different situations and it doesn't always have to be bad. Mayster's emotions show it doesn't matter where you are, it matters who you are.
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Autumn’s Diary of Dreams is a book about different environments and routines-especially children and how it can affect mental state. This is a story about how little minds cope with different situations and it doesn't always have to be bad.
Autumn's Diary of Dreams features in the following genres: Indie Books We Love, Recommendations, Indie Author Books
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Autumn's Diary of Dreams was written by Alexandra Andras and published by Independently published