What a lovely fantasy story you shared with us dear Jane. The pink stone at the end added a nice touch to the finale. Loved it from start to finish. Have yourself a beautiful day, filled with inspired thoughts :)
Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on March 21, 2023
Beautifully crafted my friend, it made me recall one of my favorite songs from the sixties "One Tin Soldier" forget who sang it. Fee
Such a "feel good" magical tale, Jane. Love it! I love all to do with mystical/mythical/mysterious beings and things as you know. Love, peace, and best wishes to you,
A lovely tale with a lovely ending. I know that crows love to collect trinkets and I could easily see an eagle collecting colorful rocks and find one that had been inscribed by a hippie many years ago.
I don't see eagles around here very often, but the hawks that I do see, tend to have little angels chasing them and pestering the heck out of them. I think those small birds are trying to get even. They are no angels.
The third book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, this volume, as with the others, will appeal to both adults and young adults. Readers will experience several levels of meaning from literal to social satire.
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I don't see eagles around here very often, but the hawks that I do see, tend to have little angels chasing them and pestering the heck out of them. I think those small birds are trying to get even. They are no angels.
Ron