Midwest Book Review- Reviewer's Choice

November 2009

The most peculiar of people can prove to be the most dedicated of all. "Horace Helfin's Holiday Home" tells the story of Sally and her family as they meet a strange orphan by the name of Horace Helfin. Peculiar in speech and how he acts, Sally is baffled by his behavior but finds him a good friend. She soon finds she has never been more right. "Horace Helfin's Holiday Home" is a touching story of good friendship and not judging a book by its cover.

Reader Views (11/09) by Leslie Granier  www.readerviews.com

An excellent way to get into the spirit of the holiday season. Young readers will find this book funny and exciting- but an older audience will also enjoy experiencing the magic of the Christmas season that this book provides. "Horace Helfin's Holiday Home" is a fun book for the family to enjoy together.

Children's Literature (2/10) Denise Daley

Is Horace really a sick young orphan, or are great miracles at work? There is a lot of action in this book as each new chapter tells another exciting story of greed, corruption or selfishness that is ultimately avenged. Still, the underlying message is one that will warm reader's hearts as goodness prevails and the true spirit of Christmas is celebrated.

Doc Kirby WTBF-AM/FM  Troy, AL  Book Bit (12/19/09) recommends Horace Helfin's Holiday Home.