Spores Ferry Novel A Red Heart of Memories, (Paperback)

from RuTemple

First page and a half, interesting enough lead-in, character intro, though why anyone who can communicate with plastic wrap would be reduced to eating out-of-date sandwiches is beyond me, I ran into "you could of" - a dread sign that this work has not been seen by a copy editor. I'm sorry. I shut...

from RuTemple

First page and a half, interesting enough lead-in, character intro, though why anyone who can communicate with plastic wrap would be reduced to eating out-of-date sandwiches is beyond me, I ran into "you could of" - a dread sign that this work has not been seen by a copy editor. I'm sorry. I shut...

from cindywho

This is a follow-up to A Stir of Bones - about 10 years later. Something happened soon after the last book and a new character, Matt Black, meets Edmund and leads him to find old friends and confront their past. There's a lot of wish fulfillment magic/fantasy - comforting, but also cloying.

from AltheaAnn

I'd highly recommend this and its sequel for any fans of Charles de Lint - the combination of earth magic with contemporary young characters reminds me a lot both in theme and feel of a lot of de Lint's writing.'A Red Heart of Memories' tells the story of Matt, a homeless young(ish) woman who has...

from emitnick

If you've ever fantasized about conversing with inanimate objects (keys, cars, doors), then this is the book for you. Everything in the world, including magic, is sentient and eager to communicate in this quirky, light fantasy.