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AD's own, Writer Jay Dubya presents another in his fantasy series
Title: Pot of Gold
Author: Jay Dubya
Genre: Fantasy for children
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Hardcover: 184 pages
Publisher: CyberRead (April 8, 2004)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1589091744
ISBN-13: 978-1589091740

 

Jay Dubya's  Pot of Gold  introduces Readers to The Garrett family.

The Garretts are out for a family trip when twelve year old twins Larry and Janet begin to find ‘little people’ are appearing in the oddest places.

A stop at Limerick Cave leads to the most unexpected adventures.

From the Great Cornucopia which supplies needs, the Merry Go Straight, Fountain of Truth and lots of other interesting sites the twins’ adventure continues until at last they are returned to the place where they began.

Writer Dubya has produced an entertaining set of circumstances, people and characters in

This is a fantasy which transports the reader into a magical land where nothing is quite as might be first thought.

The work touches on several moral issues, history, and dilemma facing mankind.

This is one of a series of what author Jay Dubya classes as a Young Adult Fantasy.

While the language used is that for Young Adult readers the content of the work is more suited, in my opinion, to middle grades.

This is a tale, I believe, which should have much appeal to the nine to twelve set, but will, I suspect have less for the more sophisticated sixteen to nineteen year olds.

Available Amazon  Kindle, hard cover, paperback 

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Reviewed by: Molly Reviews Books  molly martin 

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 AMAZON    About Jay Dubya

  Jay Dubya is author' John Wiessner's pen name.

John is a retired New Jersey public school English teacher, having diligently taught the subject for thirty-four years.

John lives in Hammonton, New Jersey with wife Joanne and the couple has three grown sons

Web Site: Jay Dubya


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Reviewed by Victoria Murray
Reviewed on March 3, 2002
Oh M.J., this is great! Very creative, I must say...
Victori(P.S. Thank you for the kind reviews!)

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