"In the tradition of timeless stories like The Swiss Family Robinson and The Chronicles of Narnia, Jeremy M. Wright has woven fantasy, adventure, and the struggles to survive against all the odds. A tale told in first-person narration is a vivid, family fun, and crazy ride across a world of strange and wonderful possibilities.

--K.E. Wilson

The first thing that came to mind when reading The Good Ship is that it reminded me of other stories written by authors like C.S. Lewis, William Golding, and Michael Ende, where characters are transported into other worlds, encounter danger, and fight evil. What makes this story different from others are the sensory descriptions of the setting and the details of the protagonist. 

   The energy of the plot did not wane from the beginning to the end, and I read through each chapter anxious to find out what would happen next. A pleasing balance of characterization and action with more than a sprinkling of twists and turns, this story would be a good for students in middle school and high school.

--Online Book Club 

This book has a very interesting idea at its core, where a young girl travels through a portal and finds herself on a strange island unlike any seen on Earth. The unearthly place she finds herself in creates a fascinating world for the story. I enjoyed reading as Annabelle explored the island and it’s secrets, as well as the mythos given for how the island works and the dark forces at play tied the story together very well!

--Reedsy Reviews"