The Journey of Fallen Rock is a story that children of all ages will enjoy.  The adventures of Fallen Rock, as he tries to meet the challenge given him byhis father, holds your interest. Naming the characters after land forms and street signs is a unique touch. Teachers of all grades could also use this book to teach the importance of taking care of all our natural resources.

Dru W.                                               Retired Teacher-Michigan

As a teacher and librarian, this is a great book to explain the importance of protecting and conserving our natural resources. It gets on the child's level and lets them realize that their own actions and choices will have an impact on future generations.

Marcia Parker, Keota, Oklahoma Keota Library Media Specialist

The book really captured my attention in the first few pages.  I felt like the book pulled me into the story, the book was amazing.

Kylee, 9 yrs. old

As the mother of a three year-old boy, I love having a story to read to him that teaches the importance of family and leading a life of virtue and importance!

Stepanie S.

Rock Hill, S.C.

beautifully illustrated, it is the lesson of the respect of nature, ourselves and each other that is projected to our children without being boring.

Lesley E.

Pearl River, LA.

Wow! What a great story for children. As a mother, grandmother and teacher for (45 years) it refreshing to read a book with characters showing such positive qualities and concern about our enviroment.

Written through the eyes  of a child and using vivid word images, the reader feels as though they are taking the challenge and adventure of crossing the country from the Atlantic to the Pacific themselfs.

The double spacing of the sentences and the length of the book makes this an easy read for children. They can easily pick up on the humor element also. I like the list of characters and their jobs listed in the back of the book.

Since reading tihis book, road signs have taken on a whole new meaning. As I drive along the highway and see these signs, I reflect back on this story and remember the character and job represented by each sign and of course always look out for the sign that reads Watch Out for Fallen Rock.

Barbara S.   

Port Huron, MI.