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Reviewed by Author Anna del C. Dye. for Readers' Favorite
This is a really creative and cool book for children and all those who like books like “The Little Lame Prince.” It is divided into small chapters and written especially for kids under twelve. It relates a whimsical type of tale that will enthrall young ones during reading time. It is well done and keeps the right level throughout its pages. This tale will become a favorite of many children, teachers, and parents alike.
Neville Lansdowne is just a pre-teen boy who falls off his world as the planet becomes so fast paced that he can’t hold on anymore. Because the twirling of the world becomes faster and faster, many people have done the same, and, like him, have slid off and made their homes in the nearby asteroid corridor. Neville decides to make one of the asteroids his home too and goes exploring each one. In them he finds many people who are quite different both mentally and ideologically from him. This perplexes young Neville immensely. All his dreams of a quiet home for himself come to an end when he realizes that the world’s twirling would snap the planet from its orbit to make it crash into the asteroids, killing the people who live there. Now he has to do something, but what?
I enjoyed this tale full of metaphors that jumps from one thing to another with a great appeal. This kind of writing may appear strange to some readers, yet they will enjoy the feel of it and will soon love it. This story is clean and fun. I recommend it for good readers from eight-years-old up.
