Action Men with Silly Putty
“The story of Action Men with Silly Putty is a unique one because of its unusual but thrilling premise, and I admit that I am obsessed with the premise. I love how the reader is taken on an exciting, unpredictable story, the story is just that because from start to finish you will be taken on a wild ride while also experiencing many twists and turns that will shock, delight and enthrall you!
The author of Action Men with Silly Putty is Susan Joy Clark, and I admit book lovers that I am obsessed with her. Clark is an incredible author who has managed to transfix and entertain me with her exceptional literature.”
Review by Red Headed Book Lover
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“Susan Joy Clark’s Action Men with Silly Putty features two comrades in the toy business on the adventure of a lifetime. Clark’s main characters are best friends who are attached at the hip and one another’s voice of reason. Jack Donegal and the book’s narrator, Andy Westin, set off on their journey to uncover the mystery of a mistaken identity and to find out what the heck is so important about the teddy bear from 1915 that Jack purchases at an estate sale in San Francisco. From their company, Out of the Box Toy Design, to breakdowns of Picasso’s private escapades to the Salvador Dali special–it involves eggs and a toast–Action Men with Silly Putty is filled with eccentricities at every turn and brimming with mystery!”
Review by Literary Titan
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“So, to sum up this wild and crazy mystery, I will say the antics of the characters are the endearing draw of this story, as the author pulls out every bell and whistle that will carry you from page to page, and then…the mystery is solved and you are still wanting to know what will these guys get into next!”
Review by Brice’s Mice Christian Book Reviews
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