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The Secret Feast of Father Christmas

What brightened the holidays were gorgeous snows on Christmas and New Years eve, a lovely week with daughter Shawne and her husband Tom, and Darryl Pickett's book The Secret Feast of Father Christmas. His characters came alive from the first page, a likable young teenager you could easily remember as being just-like-you at that age. The fantasy world that engulfed him, though a bit edgy, is one I will not soon forget. The twist near the end turned up the critic in me for a moment, but it was so beautifully handled I decided to give the story a full five stars. It is indeed a good example of the power of story told well, without recourse to toothy danger and violence. There is love out there--real joy that celebrates the human spirit and creative energy at its best. Thank you, Darryl. The Secret Feast of Father Christmas by Darryl Pickett
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Published on January 02, 2013 16:22 Tags: family, holidays, relationships, ya

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