‘Great read, thoroughly enjoyed it. Very clever how the species of birds were described by the author. Humorous in parts and lovely illustrations. Definitely recommend this to adults and older children too.’
‘Clever alternative reality and use of subject names. A childrens book for all ages to enjoy.’
‘Fantastic story, very imaginative. My son couldn’t put it down!!’
‘A remarkably interesting and excellently researched book. A real joy to read, it is well-written and brings the history of Denmark Street to life in a wonderfully enjoyable read.’
‘Once you’ve started it, you’re not going to want to stop until you reach the end and have to!’
“This was my first book to read by this author but won’t be my last! The story and its characters will stick with you long after you finish the story. Highly recommend!”
“It felt true to the time-period and I was glad to read this. Mya Roberts has a great writing style and a knack for the historical fiction.”
“I love historical fiction and this incredibly well researched book is one I can thoroughly recommend!”
‘An engaging novel with more than one intriguing mystery at its core.’
‘I was so gripped by the story I devoured it in no time.’
‘As a nice touch all of the chapters have song titles in the headings and there’s a playlist at the back of the book. An interesting crime/mystery/historical slice of life.’
‘I found this book to be a fun and engaging read with characters I could relate to.’
‘I thought this book was awesome. Having visited many of the settings in the book I thought the descriptions were excellent. Not to mention, there was a huge amount of variety in the settings too, keeping things interesting!’
“Crawford is a master storyteller. Be prepared to be taken on a thrilling adventure that delves into the very essence of what makes us human…” – Professor Ahmed Hankir, Consultant Psychiatrist, author of The Breakthrough
“A brilliantly written thriller…” –Gene Beresin MD, Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
“A gripping exploration of mental health, morality, and the human psyche.” –Dr David Crepaz-Keay FRSPH, Mental Health Foundation