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The Exciting New Children’s Adventure Novel: YoHo

Kinson, Bournemouth – A new young adult novel, YoHo, has just been released and is now available on Amazon and for online ordering. Written by S L Wigmore, the book tells the story of nine-year-old Sapphire Turner who has spent the last five years waiting for her father’s return. With her tenth birthday approaching, Sapphire decides to take matters into her own hands and sets off on a journey to find her missing father.

Living in a children’s home on the Cornish coast, Sapphire has never given up on the promise her father made before he sailed away to find her missing mother. Armed with just a song her father used to sing and an unshakeable belief, Sapphire sets off on an adventure that will lead her to uncover hidden secrets, face unexpected dangers, and discover clues about her family’s past.

YoHo is a spellbinding debut for young readers aged 8-12. It is a story of love, loss, bravery, and the unbreakable bond between a child and their family. Inspired by the iconic opening of Pirates of the Caribbean, YoHo is a heartwarming tale of belonging and the unique kind of courage it takes to keep believing when everyone else has given up.

Author S L Wigmore, who lives in Bournemouth, is available for interviews, school visits, and to write bespoke articles. With a passion for writing, Wigmore has always had a deep connection to the stories she creates, able to vividly picture every scene in her mind. The spark for YoHo came from the opening bars of a beloved pirate anthem, and from there, Sapphire and her extraordinary journey were born.

YoHo is Wigmore’s debut novel, and she is already planning her next adventure. This is a must-read for young readers who enjoy honest, adventurous stories with relatable characters. YoHo is available now on Amazon and for online ordering.

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