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Reviewed by Bil Howard for Readers' Favorite
Being in two places at the same time is something that we have all wished to be able to do at times. In The Secret World of Farallon by Melany Holton, Eric Doyle is able to do just that. As himself, he is led on a fantastic adventure by his new merchild friend, Farallon, into the open ocean with his legs changed into fins and the ability to talk to and understand the fish. His second copy of himself is actually Farallon’s mind in Eric’s body, which is following his best friend, Wesley, around on dry land. The switch produces some very interesting challenges for both as they navigate through new worlds. They learn new things, but teach their hosts new things as well, as in their innocence they simply don’t follow along behind all of the prejudices which simply come to people or merpeople without any thought as to why. Will each survive the world of the other and be able to return to tell of their exciting adventure?
The Secret World of Farallon is not only an exciting read for a youth or a young adult. It was actually quite amusing for me as I let my mind wander off and ponder the things which we take for granted as a daily occurrence, which someone from another world would find challenging or fascinating. Fun, thought provoking and playful, The Secret World of Farallon was a delightful trip which allowed me to stop and smell the roses and the coral in two different worlds.