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Reviewed by Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers' Favorite
Decker Brown and The Monster Club by J. A. England is a YA fantasy about Decker Brown, just an ordinary boy. He’s not popular at school, is hounded by bullies, and lives a normal life in a normal neighborhood. He and his friends spend their time with role-playing games, watching old movies, and exploring the area. Strange things for teens to do but they are about to learn that everything is not as it seems. When they discover a strange cave, it seems only right that they should explore it, but they soon learn that the cave is hiding a terrible secret. They are about to embark on the adventure of their lives, but where will it end? Magic is everywhere, but Decker and his friends learn the hard way that not all magic is good.
Decker Brown and The Monster Club by J. A. England is a unique story full of fun, adventure, and mystery. It has plenty of action and loads of twists and turns that keep you reading. Each chapter ends in a way that makes you carry on reading – this is one of those books you’ll want to read in one or two sittings, and you’ll struggle to put it down. The characters are well-developed, real people that readers will relate to, and there are some pretty neat creatures, too. This story touches on issues that are real to the target audience – bullying and lack of self-confidence, to name just two – and it teaches the value of friendship and compassion, along with the importance of friends and family. Overall, an enjoyable read that kids will thoroughly enjoy.
