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forces with a parallel universe.
Dark
forces, magical creatures, and the world Lil thought she knew collide
when a dream transports her to the strange world of Orenda. Stunned
and terrified, Lil comes face to face with her doppelganger, Willow,
who possesses the ability to travel between the two worlds.
Everything Lil knows logically says that Orenda can’t exist, but a
small clue may be proof that it was more than an ordinary dream. With
the threat of her sister in danger, Lil crosses dimensions but it may
cost her even more than she bargained for.
A
sword wielding girl, the eternal suit, and a parallel universe come
together in this action-packed Young Adult fantasy adventure that
will keep readers of all ages turning the pages.
Do
your best not to rehash the entire plot. Unlike when we were kids and
had to write book reviews for school, a book review should be
focusing on the writing, not every plot detail.
So,
don’t give away spoilers. No one wants to read your review to know
what happens at the end of the book. Let someone else read it and be
surprised (or not surprised if it’s predictable). Either way, it’s
better to focus on other criteria.
These
are a few things that I consider when writing a review for a book.
How
was the book paced? Did it start fast and then drag? Was there not
enough information in the beginning that made it difficult to
understand?
Could
you relate to the characters? Did you connect with them? Did you care
if they died or would you care? Was there a character that really
irritated you? Were they supposed to?
How
was the writing style? Did it stay in present tense the entire novel
or jump around? What about point of view? Was there head hopping?
Who
would you recommend the novel to? Is the book appropriate for a
specific age group? Be sure to include what age group if it’s young
adult.
Ruth
Silver first began writing poetry as a teenager and reading heaps
of fan fiction in her free time. She has written under
three unique pseudo names and penned well over a hundred
stories.
She attended
Northern Illinois University in 2001 and graduated with a Bachelor's
in Communication. While in college she spent much of
her free time writing with friends she met online and
penning her first novel, "Deuces are Wild", which she
self-published in 2004. Her favorite class was Creative
Writing senior year where she often handed in assignments longer
than the professor required because she loved to write and
always wanted to finish her stories.
Her
love of writing, led her on an adventure in 2007 to Melbourne,
Australia. Silver enjoys reading YA novels and sharing her
favorite books with other readers. She runs her own book
blog and also enjoys photography and traveling.
Love that the book is free on Amazon! Just downloaded it! :D
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