PLANET STORYLAND

Planet Storyland is a wonderful journey through the lens of futurism with a trace of Ray Bradbury. James Metts tells a coming of age story for young readers with innocence and insight and a reverse look at the human condition.

As a Activation Guide who integrates psychology and spirituality, as well as a motivational speaker, I was excited to read "Planet Storyland," a children's book that embraces the values I hold dear. Through its enchanting tale I found the book to be encouraging for young readers with the message to always trust your inner curiosity. It fosters a spirit of empowerment, that guides you to question the world around and I would recommend to all children or adults! I also had the pleasure of meeting the author at my Movie Premier "Zodiac Crush," and he is so lovely! He truly cares about this book making a positive impact in the youth and I 111% agree! Give your kiddos this expansive and educational book (:

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Planet Storyland. I loved how he developed the story with Quentin finding about the Earthlings to his conversation with his father about their take on life. I hope that anyone who reads this book enjoys it as much as myself and family have. Looking forward to finding out what Quentin really discovered when he visited Planet Earth.

Planet Storyland will capture your attention and keep you engrossed throughout the narrative. The story places an importance on being curious, thinking deeply, and the significance of writing down our own thoughts. By promoting these skills, the book suggests that our communication and interactions can be greatly improved, leading to a better overall way of life. This book will leave your child pondering and engaging in meaningful discussions, just as the main character in the book did with his own father. Planet Storyland will surely resonate with readers of all ages; the message is that good!

My girlfriend showed me this book she bought and lent it to me and I felt inspired to leave a review. I’m not much of a reader but this short tale left me feeling good for the rest of the day