Friday, 23 November 2018

The Pirate Princess and The Golden Locket

Written by Suzanne Lowe


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Published by    Silvergum publishing (24 Sept. 2018)
Genre Action & Adventure, Children's
Pages 121
ASIN B07HFZ4L52
ISBN-100648390802
ISBN-13978-0648390800

For readers aged 6 - 12 years

My thanks to author Suzanne Lowe, and Rachel of Rachel's Random Resources for the invitation to join this blog tour and a free digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

The blurb:

The Pirate Princess and The Golden Locket

The first thrilling tale of adventure, friendship and discovery in the Pirate Princess series.

Meet Lotty, the brave, young orphan whose life is about to change forever.

When Lotty is cast out from the Sevenoaks home for children, she must use all her courage to navigate her new life. On her travels she meets Mr Jacks, a lovable and very cheeky dog who accompanies her on her adventures.

When they find themselves ship-wrecked, together, they encounter ruthless pirates, secret islands and discover the truth about Lotty’s golden locket and pirate treasure.

A story full of excitement and adventure, filled with friendship, humour and pirates!

“An adventurous tale with surprises that will have you on the edge of your seat. Lotty and her band of friends will inspire the imagination, ignite your sense of adventure and keep you laughing.” - Readers Favourite


Children's Story    Action & Adventure   


My thoughts:

This is an adventure story with pirates, cannibals, a shipwreck and lost treasure which begins with Charlotte, our heroine, being brought up in an appalling orphanage. Charlotte, or Lotty as we know her, tells us about the orphanage run by Miss Thumble, and how horrible and difficult life is there for the children.

Aged 12, she is cast out and sent to work for Mr and Mrs Harrison as Mrs Harrison's lady's maid, and sets sail with them on the Dorchester later that same day.

Mrs Harrison has a little dog called Mr Jacks who Lotty must look after during the trip. Unfortunately the Dorchester is wrecked and Lotty and Mr Jacks eventually wash up on an island where they encounter pirates and cannibals, and Lotty makes a life-changing discovery.

How Lotty copes with her new circumstances is beautifully and imaginatively told, and I think this story should appeal to both girls and boys, around 8 and 12 years old, with a taste for adventure, and a liking for friendly pirates.




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Author Bio – Suzanne Lowe

Suzanne Lowe was born in Perth Western Australia and as a young adult grew up in the small country town of Tom Price situated in the outback of Western Australia. Travelling extensively throughout Australia, I loved seeing the diverse landscapes and animals of the country. My current home is in Perth with my husband, two daughters and our cat Abby.

​I have a Bachelor of Science Degree, majoring in Sports Science. My interests include watching movies, particularly sci- fi, travelling, photography and reading. I also enjoy going to the occasional comic book convention!

Like the young women in my stories, I have had the opportunity to experience many exciting adventures in my life so far including being part of the Australian Army Reserves, climbing to Mt Everest base camp, descending into one of the pyramids at Giza in Egypt, flying in a hot air balloon over the Valley of the Kings, parachuting from a plane at 12000 feet and sitting on the edge of an active volcano on Tanna island in Vanuatu.

My daughters have Dyslexia and I wrote my first book Seventeen as I wanted to encourage them to try things even if they found them difficult, such as writing. I am a member of the Society of children’s book writers and illustrators and the Australian Society of Authors.

The children’s pirate adventure story for middle grade readers, The Pirate Princess and the Golden Locket published by Silvergum Publishing, is the second book I have written. My first novel Seventeen, a YA dystopian adventure story was published in 2016 by Creativia Publishing.

www.silvergumpublishing.com







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