Boo Walker and the Singing Trees: An Enchanting Tale of Music and Magic

Amazon Customer: Another great book by Boo with a roller coaster of emotion. Loved most of the ending. Can’t wait to start the next one.

United States on Dec 08, 2023

Kindle Customer: This is at least a two box tissue reading, for me anyway. So full of overcome challenges and deep family connections, I liked it more the second time I read it!

United States on Nov 13, 2023

Annette Andrus: I felt the book started a little slow but with each chapter the momentum increased. Loved the character development of Annalisa, Thomas, Nonna, Walt and Emma……Beautiful unfolding of events…every longing was satisfied. Presenting at our December bookclub! Bravo Boo Walker!!
Annette Andrus

United States on Nov 08, 2023

Dragonboater: Annalisa, a 17 yo Italian American teen growing up in rural Maine, is desperate to get out and pursue art. She meets Thomas who is of course too good to be true and loves her devotedly. While the plot was predictable and cliched and too easy at times, the warmth of the writing and especially the heart of her big Italian family made it worthwhile.

United States on Oct 12, 2023

annielou: From start to finish a fabulous story. Difficult to put down and I will definitely be reading more of Boo Walker

United Kingdom on Sep 01, 2023

Samantha: This isn't my usual type of book, and it sat in my TBR pile for a while. But I'm so happy I read it. Ot was a wonderful story that made me laugh and cry and feel so much emotion within the pages. 5 stars.

Canada on Aug 24, 2023

Ägypten 10: Dieses Buch war sehr interessant und spannend, kann man immer wieder lesen

Germany on Jul 30, 2023

FM: Un livre qui se lit facilement.
J’aurais aimé en savoir un peu plus sur le stress post traumatique qu’a vécu Thomas

France on Apr 16, 2023

Amazon Customer: It's not easy finding a story where you lose yourself in the pages enough to withdraw from the world and fall into another world. This is one of them. From the first page to the last, the story pulls you in, as the silent onlooker and cheerleader, not wanting the adventure to end.
A story of love, heartache and forgiveness that shows that family can sometimes be what makes us the strongest.
And now I need a set of windchimes. :D

Australia on Mar 18, 2022

Libby's Mom: How and why did a middle aged man (I guess) write a story from the viewpoint of a teenaged girl? That was my first problem. Then, yes, Annalisa did have a hard childhood, but by 17 she met the love of her life, she moved to a new city and found not only a cheap place to live, a job, a father-figure and a benefactor right away. Art lessons from a famous artist. She even got a free car to use! She has a huge loving Italian family. She only failed a couple times on her art until she became a star with her own gallery and became a curator at 20? A free ocean front house. She was basically a whiner, feeling sorry for herself until she got what she wanted. I read this in 3 days, but I was less than satisfied. Emma was an unbelievable character. The title was not fulfilled by the story; there was basically only one wind chime. I imagined there would be a whole forest of them at the end. Stick to wine country and real people your own age please.

United States on Mar 13, 2022