THE HEIGHT OF FRIENDSHIP (BOOK 2 IN THE FARADAY BEAR & FRIENDS BOOK SERIES)

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @hyggebooktours @searle_author #hyggebooktours for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Height of Friendship is a children's book that is 32 pages long. The illustrations are lovely and go well with the story. I love the animal characters they are very cute. My favourite part was them all flying the red kite together in the WoodPeak Hill. Then the winds get strong and the friends are all pulling it in different ways and it gets damaged causing issues in the friendship. I think young children will enjoy reading this book on their own and with their family. The story is written well and engaging. 5 stars. Author Bio (small paragraph about yourself which I can share with reviewers.): I AM AN AUTHOR FROM WEST MOLESEY, SURREY, UK. AT THE AGE OF 5, I WAS DIAGNOSED WITH DYSLEXIA AND COULD NOT READ UNTIL I WAS 11. I ALWAYS HAD A VERY ACTIVE IMAGINATION AND USED TO CREATED MY OWN STORIES AND GAMES. MY BOOK GOODBYE MOTHER BEAR (BOOK ONE IN THE FARADAY BEAR & FRIENDS SERIES) WAS NOMINATED AND SHORTLISTED FOR THE WRITE BLEND BOOK AWARDS 2022. Book Blurb: JOIN FARADAY BEAR AND HIS GROUP OF ADVENTUROUS FRIENDS IN A BRAND- NEW STORY AS THEY CLIMB TO THE TOP OF WOODLAND PEAK HILL TO FLY THEIR BRAND- NEW KITE! AS THE WIND PICKS UP AND THE KITE IS PULLED IN ALL DIRECTIONS, THE FRIENDS START TO ARGUE AND BICKER. WILL THEY BE ABLE TO WORK TOGETHER OR WILL THEIR FRIENDSHIP BE TORN APART? FOLLOW FARADAY AND HIS FRIENDS AS THEY NAVIGATE THE CHALLENGES OF FLYING THEIR KITE AND LEARN THE TRUE MEANING OF FRIENDSHIP IN THIS BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED HEARTWARMING TALE.

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