“Andrew Marsh
Author, speaker, story teller.
Andrew is a 55 year old former geologist from the construction industry who discovered a passion for writing inspired by things that happened at work, on sites, and in life generally.
With the winnings from his appearance on The Weakest Link in 2003, he self-published his first novel, The Long And Winding Road in 2004. In 2014 he self-published his second novel The Truth, an adult crime thriller which is still available in Amazon in both formats. Since then he has written a fantasy trilogy, which is still being worked on and his current Young Adult WIP, the Jack Janson series.
Four years ago, Andrew was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome which has brought great understanding to his life and this has also prompted him to write poetry on a number of topics, including his Asperger’s.
Andrew attends the Writers’ Summer School, Swanwick, has presented there on two occasions and also served on the committee. Andrew also blogs about writing.”
Jack Janson and The Storm Caller is a lovely book to read and will definitely appeal to both young and older readers. I was engrossed in Jack’s story. Jack is a boy who feels he can be himself at Grandma’s and finds comfort there. He has one best friend, Sarah Jane, and their friendship is one all children should have.
During a visit to Gran’s he has a magical meeting with Winfred, a young giant, which has all sorts of repercussions, including the learning of a new language! As always with wise old Grannies, she has a few eye-opening and helpful things to say in order to help Jack. And Grandma knows more than he could ever imagine!!
This is such a lovely book. It is enchanting and magical at the same time. Andrew Marsh has done an excellent job in producing a quality tale for across the board audiences! 5☆ for me!
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