The Book of Wondrous Possibilities

Warm-hearted, adventurous and funny. I adore this book!

Lian Tanner, author of The Keepers trilogy

This magical and delightful story spins along at a perfect pace, knowing just when to pause for tea and cake.

Jaclyn Moriarty, author of the Kingdoms and Empires series

A fast-paced, funny and surprising book with original characters, dastardly plots and wondrous possibilities. You’ll want to read it all night.

Tristan Bancks, author of Two Wolves

This lively adventure draws you right in.

Zanni Louise, author of We Are All People

Deborah Abela’s latest offering has a generous dose of adventure and equal parts of magic, warmth, and delight . . . The pace will keep young readers entertained as the plot has many strands, which come together in a cosy, warmhearted ending as the characters forge lasting relationships. Recommended for readers aged 10+ who enjoy fast paced stories with a magical element.

Margaret McKay-Lowndes, Magpies

The Book of Wondrous Possibilities is full of optimism and resilience and encourages readers to step outside their comfort zone . . . Readers will be transported into this magical world and will realise that they too can be heroes . . . A story full of charm, humour and adventure for readers aged 8+.

Dee White, deescribewriting.wordpress.com

A great adventure with all the classic elements of fantasy, as the reader moves from one challenge to the next. There are strong themes of friendship, kindness and cooperation; grief and grieving; good versus evil; bravery and courage. Books, bookshops and librarians are an important element throughout the story. I loved it. Highly recommended for individual primary-aged readers and it would also make a great read-aloud.

Maureen Mann, Reading Time