Review of my book.

Don't miss out on this book!!!!Madison Scott, the author of 'Reba.', 07/01/2008
Book reviewed: “The Adventures of Lily” Author: Darcy J. Busch Darcy Busch’s “The Adventures of Lily” begins with the history of the Taemites, but I don’t dare to describe the creatures for fear of giving the secret away and the introduction of twelve-year-old Lily Wright, a dreamer in every sense of the word. Lily is a detective as well as a dreamer, we soon learn, going on adventures of many sorts, usually accompanied by her best friend, Nick. On the particular morning the story begins, Lily was confident that she was going to find a big mystery before the summer and consequent summer break were over. The small town of Scott City was known to have unexplainable events, and Lily just knew that one of these had to be the mystery she was searching for. With Nick safely in tow, and her investigative backpack firmly strapped to her shoulders, she bikes to the abandoned junkyard. There, they find a small, simple wooden box with a picture of a tree on it. But that wooden box turns out to be the first clue in Lily’s biggest mystery yet. The search for explanations involves the library, a map, and multiple cases: helping a classmate come to terms with her changing life, finding the Chosen One of the Taemites, stepping through a mirror, meeting a new neighbor, and being captured. But in the end, I must assure you, both Lily and Nick return to Scott City, unscathed. Their adventures are put on hold for a time, but they do continue, as Mrs. Busch is completing the sequel. All in all, I consider “The Adventures of Lily” to be very well written with a complex and believable plotline. Mrs. Busch leaves the reader wondering, constantly, as to what will happen next. This is a recommended read for preteens and tweens. I give “The Adventures of Lily” 4 out of 5 stars. Reviewed by Madison C. Scott, author of Reba

Review of The Adventures of LilyJason Monroe, A reviewer, 06/18/2008
The Adventures of Lily by Darcy Busch is a wonderful tale about two teenage sleuths who meet the Taemites. Along the way they journey to the Taemites town and encounter Paglen and Michael. This story is full of suspense and will keep you wanting to read more. The author does a wonderful job describing the events in the book and brings a new voice to the author world. I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.