What Are Crawlers?

That is a good question! It is a series of books coming out soon! Be sure to keep posted!

http://www.theycrawl.com/news/?p=11

Get A Sneak Peek of Sam's Work

Coming out soon, but wait, you can get a sneak peek of CRAWALERS here:
http://www.trappedbymonsters.com/2010/03/crawlers-sneak-peek-part-4/

Who Says Monsters Aren't Real?

Who says monsters aren't real? If you ask any of the young readers who have read Sam Enthoven's books, they will say that they are very much real! He does a wonderful job with sparking the imagination of ages from ten to fifteen years olds world wide. Enthoven lives in London, England, and he writes fantastical action thrillers that are so inspiring to young readers everywhere! When I came across his work, I just knew I had to spread the word about this fantastic writer.

This young guy wraps it up completely on Enthoven's one book, TIM, DEFENDER OF THE EARTH, by saying: "If you don’t like books with action-packed chapters with big scary monsters wrecking national monuments and giant cockroaches killing people, you will not like this book. I loved it."

You can learn much more about Sam's books in addition to his latest masterpiece Crawlers that will be released this coming April of 2010 on his website:

http://www.samenthoven.com/

http://www.trappedbymonsters.com/

'Pupils at Pilton Community College were enthralled with author Sam Enthoven's rendition of his book The Black Tattoo. English teacher Sheryl Arnold said: "His ability to draw his readers in with his vivid descriptions and drag them through the pages of his adventure, coupled with his wild enthusiasm for life, his book and his readers, made this visit one to remember for a very long time."' The North Devon Gazette

'A very big thank you for your visit, which all the staff and students appreciated immensely. Everyone is still raving about it! It was fantastic to see students engage with your presentations and become inspired by the readings you gave. As a department and school, we would all like to wish you every continuing success and wait with eager anticipation for Tim to make his appearance! Kind regards, Lorna Hughes.' The Marsh Academy, Kent.

Sam Enthoven