Simon Fayter and the Doors of Bone

By: Austin J. Bailey

Narrated by: Austin J. Bailey

Three friends. Two ancient mysteries. One magical porta-potty.

Complete with 157 footnotes and a button that makes sheep fall from the sky, Simon Fayter and the Doors of Bone is the rip-roaring tale of an endearingly overconfident and hilarious boy genius. Simon has no idea that the quirky old tutor his mom works for is hiding an ancient secret, but the truth comes out when dark forces attack. Simon inherits a dusty coat, a slew of strange powers, and an age-old mystery. Namely, that the strange "lucky streak" he was born with is actually something much more complicated. And more dangerous....

Austin J. Bailey has entertained over 500,000 listeners with his best-selling Magemother series, and his latest work is better than ever. Doors of Bone is the first in a series of five middle-grade fantasy novels for kids of all ages.

©2017 Austin J. Bailey (P)2020 Austin J. Bailey

Different but decent

Took me a bit to get into, I liked the story though the author has a good sense of humor. Narration is decent but the recording has a few issues with it. I think book is meant for a younger audience but there was enough to hold my interest

Love the Tone

I'm happy. This reminds me of Alcatraz Smedry. I Love it very much so far!

I keep hearing "Shattering Glass!" in my head.

Unique

I loved how this book is written just the way my mind works. Squirrel. Can’t wait for the entire series!

foot notes

At first, I didn't like the footnotes. After a while, they grew on me. I started to like the humor in them.

Interesting...

Mixed thoughts - similar to a HP novel, but darker yet more juvenile. Still I found the story entertaining and narration excellent. I'm looking forward to continuing the series.