Review of ‘Fireflies’

Another lovely review! Thank you Bhaskaryya Deka for reading my book. I’m so pleased that you enjoyed it!

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The story is about a boy, Ennis Whelan, a gifted creature whose strangeness would become increasingly discernible to his family as he grows up.

Fireflies
Dr. Owen Whelan and his wife Sarah, both Irish immigrants, have been living the American dream, as well as raising seven bright and expressive children. Their youngest Ennis, however, has since birth, been a bit of a mystery. Ennis was always small, meek and frightfully odd but there is so much more to him than anyone could have imagined. His sister Teagan grows increasingly suspicious of his behaviour but their mother dismisses her claims, until the day he starts healing people. When Ennis ultimately reveals the gift of sight, he questions his father about visions of his past, including his voyage to America in 1844. Owen prayed he’d never have to share those tragic memories but he will share them, when he realizes he has no…

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