Disclosure: Leels Loves Books, on behalf of Life as Leels, received a copy of this book in exchange for my review.
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Wow. This is going to be a challenge.
This is unlike any other book I have read.
I understand it was a young adult book. I fully kept that in mind (I intend on having my 11 and 8 year old read this.)
One part of me disliked the book, but the other part of me liked it. I felt in some parts it was slow and drawn out and I wanted to shut the book and just be done. But then, just as that would happen, the action and mystery would pick up and I had to keep reading to see what happened.
I did feel it was slightly slow, but at the same time; it gave a lot of the details and information needed to read the story and understand it.
The book mixes myth, fantasy, and mystery into one book that I am sure my kids will enjoy reading. I look forward to having them read it and hearing what they think!
About the Author
Sandra Evans is a writer and teacher from the Pacific Northwest. Her forthcoming middle grade novel, This is Not a Werewolf Story (Simon & Schuster July 2016), was inspired by her favorite 12th century French tale, Bisclavret, by Marie de France. Born in Washington state, Sandra spent her childhood on U.S. Navy bases from Florida to Hawaii, and returned to the Northwest as a teenager. Since then, she has lived and traveled in France and Europe, but has never strayed far for long from the Puget Sound region.
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