By Yvonne Marrs

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Twelve-year-old Tally faces a vengeful ghost-queen, ancient samurai warriors and a cursed drum in this exciting new travel adventure. Daunting new challenges make her wonder if she can trust her Japanese friends. As always, she has her magnificent, often humorous angel and yet, he seems distracted by a mysterious Japanese Angel. How does Jophiel know Kumi, and does she hold the answer to the long-buried curse? Book Three of this middle-grade fantasy adventure series, plunges the reader into a world of Japanese history through a local museum. Ancient traditions of tea ceremonies, taiko drumming and sumo wrestling are all offset by modern Japanese life. This is a paranormal fantasy adventure with a touch of mystery, danger, drama, a race against time, bravery, friendship, and travel.

Tally and the Angel Japan (Book 3) By Author Eleanor Dixon – Book Review

In Book Three of this middle-grade fantasy adventure series, twelve-year-old Tally faces more danger than she could ever imagine in her Japanese adventures. Daunting new challenges, including a cursed drum and a vengeful ghost queen, make her wonder if she can trust her Japanese friends. As always, she knows she will be protected by Jophiel, her magnificent guardian angel. Yet, he seems distracted by a mysterious Japanese Angel, Kumi. How does Jophiel know Kumi, and does she hold the answer to the long-buried curse?

Plunging into a world of Japanese history through a local museum, ancient traditions of tea ceremonies, taiko drumming and sumo wrestling are all offset by modern Japanese life. This is a paranormal fantasy adventure with a touch of mystery, danger, drama, a race against time, bravery, friendship, and travel.

Another simply brilliant book by Eleanor Dixon. Written for all ages to enjoy, it is funny, engaging and entertaining. The reader shares the emotions that main character Tally experiences through vivid wordplay and insightful writing.

I award 5 stars.

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