Friday, 10 June 2022

Book Review: Dex the Bilby (The Lolly Shop #2) by L,B & E. Hackney

 Dex the Bilby
by
L, B & E. Hackney
 

Publisher: Self Published
 
Publication date: 2nd January 2022
 
Series: The Lolly Shop #2
 
Genre: Children's / Middle Grade
 
Pages: 164
 
Format read: paperback
 
Source: Courtesy of the author
 
My review
 
Dex the Bilby is book 2 in The Lolly Shop Series.
 
Baxter and Ethan now have their magic lolly making well under way and have decided to have a magical sports carnival. All the citizens of Manly start training.
 
Back at the lolly shop a portal opens and a bilby appears. He need the boys' help to save his world from the evil Vulpes and his reptilian snake guards. 
 
A record breaking building climb, a close encounter with a shark plus plenty of action and adventure combine to make this humorous story bubble with tension and danger.
 
We really enjoyed the second book in The Lolly Shop series. The only thing that let it down was a lack of good editing. There are many spelling errors and incorrect punctuation throughout the book which I am hoping will be addressed by book 3. 
 
Dex the Bilby ends on a cliff hanger which will have fans eager for book 3. 
 
Our rating 3 / 5  ⭐⭐⭐ 
 
About the author
 
 
Lauren lives in a seaside suburb of Brisbane. She lives with her beautiful man, Geoffrey and their two boys Baxter and Ethan.
Together they love exploring, trying new things, laughing and being amongst nature.
 
Another pastime of theirs is story telling. Whether it be a bedtime story, a campfire story or a road trip story - they love each taking a turn and seeing where the story takes them.
They love their animals at home. They have chickens, fish, cockatiels and a recently adopted dog.
 
For many years Lauren worked in aviation however the pandemic put a stop to that so together they decided to put pen to paper and wrote this story.
 
 
 

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