Book review by The Canadian Homeschooler

Lisa Marie Fletcher, who maintains a website called The Canadian Homeschooler, recently did a review of The Secret of the Old Swing Bridge. We like what she had to say:

Get ready for an adventure – here comes Angus Wolfe!  
I’m excited to introduce a fun new fiction series by Canadian author Ian Wilson. This first book, The Secret of the Old Swing Bridge, is the beginning of a series that follows the mystery-adventures of a 12 year old Ontario boy named Angus Wolfe. In this first book, he stumbles onto some old documents which throw him and his new assistant, a homeschooled girl named Amanda, deep into a mystery that leads them on a journey through the history of World War II and how it affected the nearby town of Washago, Ontario. The deeper the adventure goes, the more the answers come closer to home.
I took the time to read this novel and was deeply drawn into an engaging and mysterious story that left me wondering til the end! I really enjoyed it.

You can read the complete posting here:  http://thecanadianhomeschooler.com/2011/05/angus-wolfe/
This website is chock full of useful information and resources for Canadian homeschoolers. This month, visitors to the site have the opportunity to win a copy of The Secret of the Old Swing Bridge. 

Thanks Lisa Marie!