The Tillerman Cycle: Sons from Afar (Series #6) (Hardcover)

from fingerpost

Book six in the Tillerman series, is told from the dual perspectives of Sammy and James. James is now 16, Sammy 12. James begins to wonder about their father, and convinces Sammy to go along with him on a quest of sorts to see what he can find out about the man they never knew. Sammy doesn't care...

from foggidawn

James and Sammy Tillerman couldn't be more different: brainy James struggles to make friends and tends to overthink things, while athletic Sammy enjoys wide popularity but can be kind of thoughtless. One thing they do have in common is Francis Verriker, the father who abandoned their family befor...

from rachelellen

We get to know Dicey's brothers better, as they take a journey (in more ways than one) to find their deadbeat father. Still good, but probably my least favorite of the set.

from psychedelicmicrobus

Beautifully written, as always. When I read this one initially, I was thrilled to peer inside Sammy and James' lives- finally! We've learned all about Jeff, Mina, Dicey, and Bullet. It's Sammy and James' turn to work out their own demons, and James becomes more human and much more sympathetic. Ve...

from psychedelicmicrobus

Beautifully written, as always. When I read this one initially, I was thrilled to peer inside Sammy and James' lives- finally! We've learned all about Jeff, Mina, Dicey, and Bullet. It's Sammy and James' turn to work out their own demons, and James becomes more human and much more sympathetic. Ve...