Teodora’s Book Reviews: “Danny Dingle’s Fantastic Finds – The Jet of Justice” by Angie Lake (Sweet Cherry Publishing, Leicester, 2017)
Childhood allows us to easily build up the best version of ourselves, and that’s a fact. There’s no one to stop us from dreaming big, we could be whatever we want, whether it’s a daring superhero or a contemporary mini-Einstein. The limitless possibilities and the gripping imagination encourage children to shout out with glee, “What a time to be alive”. If your child has always been enthusiastic about life, then they can definitely relate to Danny Dingle, the world famous and (almost) genius inventor (his words, not mine). The Jet of Justice , the latest book in the Danny Dingle’s Fantastic Finds collection, has an engaging plot for children of all ages. The action takes place in Greenville, during the summer holiday. The story could be separated in two parts: a summer camp and a flying machine-building contest. Danny undoubtedly steals the spotlight, but he makes sure we get to properly meet his wacky and lovable family, his slightly dopey “lab assistant”, his psychic pet toad ca