Kaye Umansky Õ 6 Characters
Cover Prepare dear reader for the tale of Solomon Snow his bossy friend Prudence and the insufferable Infant Pro This book wasn t much of a thriller or all that suspenseful It was pretty bland overall in climaxes and challenges because I predicted the ending correctly The book might ve not had any unseen events that destroy progress for the main characters but it was an overall fun and detailed journey It even had nods to the spoon and why it couldn t have been Solly s because Solly s was a silver spoon with VIP and the perfect parents said something about the initials of their son s spoon or how their baby was stolen and not lost Electing Judges unseen events that destroy progress for the main characters but it was an overall fun and detailed journey It even had nods to the spoon and why it couldn t have been Solly s because Solly s was a silver spoon with VIP and the perfect parents said something about the initials of their son s spoon or how their baby was stolen and not lost
Review Ú PDF, eBook or Kindle ePUB Õ Kaye Umansky
Digy as they set out in search of Solly’s rightful inheritance despite some woeful misadventures along the way An ok middle grade adventure
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This over the top parody of Oliver Twist type adventures is a good giggle KIRKUS REVIEWS Now with a dynamic new I enjoyed this book and look forward to reading anything else she writes in this series There s a uote from the author on the back cover A while ago I went on a reread Charles Dickens binge Inspired I cried I can do that I couldn t What came out was Solomon SnowI loved the hints of Charles Dickens that showed up in Solomon Snow in the way she titles her chapters names of minor characters Lazarus PinchpennyIrma Spindletrap Arnold ScubbinsNot that you should pick this book up and expect to find Dickens I just happen to be a fan of his so I couldn t help finding similarities Her writing style is very nicely uncomplicated it doesn t take itself too seriously There were definitely Nichoals Nickleby references also Oliver Twist and The Old Curiosity Shoppe possibly that I didn t pick up onSomeday I hope my children will be reading Dickens Solomon Snow will be a good stepping stone along the way Kaye Umansky s writing just might make his books feel familiar
I half read and half listened to this via text to speak in Moon Reader At some point I fell asleep to the tts and had weird dreams about trying to escape a kidnapping and looking for a silver spoon except I kept getting kidnapped over and over again I was looking for something mind numbing funny and cute It delivered It had the usual Kay Umansky sarcastic humor My favourite character was Isabella Prodigy obv
I enjoyed this book and look forward to reading anything else she writes in this series There's a uote from the author on
This is a great children's book full of adventure with lots of twists and turns I am glad to have discovered this author as she see
Really cute book
Umansky Kaye The Silver Spoon of Solomon Snow 304 p Candlewick One fateful day Solomon Snow discovers that he truly is a foundling left in the snow with only a napkin and a silver spoon as the keys to his origins
This book wasn't much of a thriller or all that suspenseful It was pretty bland overall in climaxes and challenges because I predict
Contains spoilersThis book was cute I love stories where you come across all sorts of characters and this book definitely fit the bill It was deep enough for the intended age range and mischievous enough to keep your attention I did feel that the ending was pointless or that the author chose to end the book this way just
I uite enjoyed this book The characters were amusing and the story well told I found the perfect parent interludes rather boring but I understood their purpose The rest of the story moved along uickly with enough twists and turns to make it interesting and a lively sense of humor throughout
An ok middle grade adventure
Skimmed it Got it from the Di I was dissappointed by the ending My uestions were unanswered