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REVIEW of The Darkest Star by Jennifer L. Armentrout

It’s been four years since the Luxen invasion. At seventeen years old, Evie Dasher has vague terror-filled memories of hiding from the alien invaders and having her whole life turned upside down. Now that she’s a senior in high school, life is getting back to normal. TV shows are back on the air, hamburgers are…
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REVIEW of Secrets of the Wild Wood by Tonke Dragt

Tiuri and two more knights are waiting for Sir Ristridin. The plan was to meet up at Ristridin’s castle when spring came, to see if any of them had discovered the identity and whereabouts of an evil knight who killed their friend in the previous book. But Sir Ristridin, who ventured into the Wild Wood,…
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REVIEW of The Story Peddler (The Weaver Trilogy #1), by Lindsay A. Franklin

Tanwen has a gift–when she tells stories, magical strands come from her hands and weave the colors of the tale into a beautiful glass picture…which she can then sell to a member of the audience. Tanwen’s lifelong ambition has been to become a royal storyteller and weave her stories for the king and his court,…
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REVIEW of The Oddling Prince, by Nancy Springer

When a mysterious ring appears on King Bardaric’s hand, the king falls ill and approaches the door of death. Prince Aric is a true-hearted and faithful son, not yet ready to become king of Calidon. He rejoices when an elfin figure calling himself Albaric removes the ring with his magic and saves the king’s life.…
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REVIEW of The Princess Search: A Retelling of the Ugly Duckling (The Four Kingdoms #5), by Melanie Cellier

When Princess Celine asks Evie to come with the royals of Lanover on a tour of their kingdom, the young seamstress can hardly refuse. But even though she feels confident in her skills as royal dressmaker, Evie is hardly confident about her ability to remain calm as she revisits the places from her nomadic and…
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REVIEW of East, by Edith Pattou

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REVIEW of The Orphan’s Wish (Hagenheim #8), by Melanie Dickerson

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REVIEW of Sky in the Deep, by Adrienne Young

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REVIEW of The Letter for the King, by Tonke Dragt

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REVIEW of Rooftoppers, by Katherine Rundell
