Praise for Wyndano’s Cloak

“Wyndano’s Cloak, an engaging adventure with an extraordinary heroine, captures the courage and sense of adventure that lies in the heart of all young girls.” Sandra Martz, editor, When I Am an Old Woman I Shall Wear Purple

“What more can a reader ask for? Mystery, treachery, intrigue . . . and a magical cloak that may prove just as dangerous to use as not to use.  Delicious!” Eric A. Kimmel, author of Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins

“An affecting story, imaginatively conceived, beautifully written – altogether effectively realized.  It’s just the sort of book I would have eaten up at age 13 or 14.”  Mark Rhynsburger, editor

“Enchanting!  A thrilling adventure in worlds that are both magically familiar and yet unknown . . . I wish I had been able to read it as a child for the sole purpose of rereading it as an adult.”  Ann Lyke, M.Ed., Educational Specialist, Author of Finding Joy

“Good versus evil in a rich tale full of magic, adventure and courage, Wyndano’s Cloak reminds us of the power in each of us to grow and transform into our very best self.” Susan Borkin, M.A., Psychotherapist, author of When Your Heart Speaks, Take Good Notes: The Healing Power of Writing

“Silverberry advances a thoughtful, refreshing approach to the coming of age tale; moments of pure lyricism trembling on the brink of the future in young adult lives.” Ken Bullock, Arts Critic, Berkeley Daily Planet; Commuter Times; forallevents.com

“A castle, royalty, betrotheds, servants, a leather account book, and dubious individuals all blend together on the mystical journey through Wyndano’s Cloak. Who is to be trusted? The visions and whispers bestowed upon Jen by Medlara haunt Jen. Should she act on them and warn her father? Danger is imminent with the threat of Naryfel.

“How could one person have so much power, to reach over time and distance and make her father quake so?”

Will unsuspecting individuals assist in the downfall of Jen’s world as she knows it? People who surround Jen must summon a courage and determination to overcome threatening forces. Who will prevail and who will fail? What will the outcome be for Aerdem?

Author, A. R. Silverberry skillfully brings to life the kingdom of Aerdem and those who dwell there. Be prepared to be transported into the world of royalty and intrigue. The coolness of the castle floors will settle into the soles of your feet and the chill throughout your body will flow over you as the battle to save Aerdem and all who love it is fought.” Donna McDine, Children’s Author, www.donnamcdine.com

“A real page turner!” Joan Baran, PhD, Clinical Director, The Children’s Health Council

Dear Reader,

More than anything, I want to reach you with my writing, and your response to my work is most important to me. I’m especially proud of the first two comments below. Both are from authors in their own right, but because they are my uncles, they belong here, not above.

I look forward to including your reviews, too!

Best Wishes,

A. R. Silverberry

“Silverberry’s prose is devilish, with potent strokes of poetry, irony and humor . . . [He] instinctively understands the dreams, the search for identity and the plaintive longing for acceptance of young people . . . The spirits of Aesop, Dickens, Tolkien and even Shakespeare must have been whispering in the author’s ear . . .” Raphael Adler, author of The Magical Adventures of Pee Wee Mulligan

“A beautifully written masterpiece of fantasy . . . Seemingly without effort, the author combines suspense and adventure, mystery and magic, intricate plot, vivid description, and smooth-flowing narrative. The book sings.” Irving Adler, author or co-author of 86 books, most for children, including The Giant Golden Book of Mathematics