Oh yes, Christian has changed his ratings from flaming monkey heads to Pikachus (it's a Pok'emon thing).
Here's what Christian says the book is about.
A woman named Liz
Pennykettle gets a tenant named David Rain. She has a daughter named Lucy
Pennykettle. Liz and Lucy can make clay dragons that can come to life. You have
to have been inducted into the Pennykettle family to be able to see them move,
though.
Lucy is trying to save an injured squirrel who she has named
Conker. Conker only has one eye. Lucy thinks that another squirrel who she
calls Birchwood took the other one out during a fight. It turns out though that
a crow who they call Caractus took it out.
Liz gives David a clay dragon that she made. He names him Gazooks. David can
imagine Gadzooks and Gadzooks will give him inspiration for stories. Near the
end of the book what David writes becomes true, but he does not notice it at first. Gadzooks tries to warn David about what is happening. Will David realize what's going on? Read the book to find out.
Here's what Christian liked best about the book.
I liked the part when
David named his clay dragon Gadzooks and the part where Lucy said that the dragons were hurring (read the book and you'll understand), which confused David.
I didn’t dislike a thing. This is an impeccable
first book of an impeccable series.
So, how did Christian rate The Fire Within, by Chris D'Lacey?
He gave it five out of five Pikachus.
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