Disclosure: I received an ebook copy in exchange for my review.
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First and foremost, can someone point me to the quickest path to Cerulean.
Second, I cannot wait for book 2.
Third, be sure to come back and read the kids’ review. (I am currently being punished and they are not allowed their Kindles at this time so they are unable to read the book, but once I am done being punished, be sure I will be asking them to read this and share with you all as well!)
Oh! I thought three was enough, but fourth – the images are AMAZING! I am in love with the artistry and the art is so wonderful that as I read, I can see it in my head and it puts me in touch with the characters. Truly magnificent!
As an adult, sometimes we just want to escape into a fantasy world and I felt that I did just that. I felt that while it was based on a young girl and the images were “cartoony” it wasn’t something I felt was childish or could not relate to. I really enjoyed the book and I think it is a book that my 10 year old daughter will enjoy (I’m hoping my 8 year old son will at least give it a chance!)
About the Author
Aaron Safronoff is author of the Discovery Award winning science fiction novel, Spire. Since his debut, he’s published a sequel, Fallen Spire, and a novella of literary fiction, Evening Breezes.
Safronoff’s diverse background includes the formal study of computer science, bio-chemistry, and culinary arts. However, most of his career has been in the videogame industry in quality, production, and design.
Today, Safronoff is the co-founder and Chief Storyteller of Neoglyphic Entertainment, and is busy writing his fifth novel, the second installment of the Sunborn Rising series.
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