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Imagine being a teenager dealing with everyday problems while also discovering you have special powers. In St. Damon’s Hall, Kathleen Regan takes us into the exciting life of Frankie Folinari, a young hero learning about friendship and responsibility.
Kathleen Regan is a former psychiatric nurse who has worked with kids and teens for many years. She knows a lot about their struggles and strengths. Before writing St. Damon’s Hall, she wrote a non-fiction book called Opening Our Arms: Helping Troubled Kids Do Well and a memoir titled Unintended Consequences: A Mother’s Memoir. This is her first novel for young adults.
In this coming-of-age story, Frankie and his friends go on an exciting adventure full of twists and challenges as they seek justice. Regan explores important themes like personal growth, empathy, and friendship. With ideas from Dr. Ross Greene’s “Collaborative and Proactive Solutions,” Frankie learns how to solve problems and control his anger, showing the power of understanding. As he faces family mysteries and the ups and downs of being young, readers will enjoy a mix of suspense and heartwarming moments.
Don’t miss the chance to join Frankie on his amazing journey. St. Damon’s Hall is a great read for young adults looking for inspiration and adventure. Get your copy today and dive into a world of friendship, bravery, and self-discovery!
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Author: Kathleen Regan
Page Count: 200
Rating: 5 / 5 Stars
Reviewer: James Clark
