'This book is a treasure trove of delights where the sky is the limit'
September is a young girl who would look normal to me, you or anyone. But she isn't. Very bored, the young explorer is invited to go to fairyland by the green wind on his leopard. As any girl or curious person would she accepted (wouldn't you?).
However, it's not all clouds and dreams no, no, no. After being dumped in the sea September spots a sign post. On the east arm is: to lose your way. On the north arm is: to lose your life. On the south arm is: to lose your mind. And on the west arm is: to lose your heart.
Well she's got to choose something and lose something doesn't she! But will she choose right?
When getting to her destination, fairyland is dying and it needs one determined girl, a loyal, book loving dragon and a strange boy named Saturday (I know it's a strange name) to put things right.
I read this book expecting the same light-headed fairy stuff. But it is a completely different world, it's full of action and loyalty with a little tweak of imagination. The author must be a genius because with characters you love, plots that leave your brain hurting (in a good way) and of course that little spark of uniqueness it's the perfect recipe for a bestseller. There is nothing like this book.
Of course with every up there's a down. Even though her writing drills its way into you and makes you believe in the story, there are a couple words that leave you wondering what they mean (I mean amiable, who knows what that means?).
I will end it here so you won't get bored. But this book is a treasure trove of delights where the sky is the limit, so it is perfect for the daydreamer who wants nothing but a good book that will make the impossible possible, or in other words, me.
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September is a young girl who would look normal to me, you or anyone. But she isn't. Very bored, the young explorer is invited to go to fairyland by the green wind on his leopard. As any girl or curious person would she accepted (wouldn't you?).
However, it's not all clouds and dreams no, no, no. After being dumped in the sea September spots a sign post. On the east arm is: to lose your way. On the north arm is: to lose your life. On the south arm is: to lose your mind. And on the west arm is: to lose your heart.
Well she's got to choose something and lose something doesn't she! But will she choose right?
When getting to her destination, fairyland is dying and it needs one determined girl, a loyal, book loving dragon and a strange boy named Saturday (I know it's a strange name) to put things right.
I read this book expecting the same light-headed fairy stuff. But it is a completely different world, it's full of action and loyalty with a little tweak of imagination. The author must be a genius because with characters you love, plots that leave your brain hurting (in a good way) and of course that little spark of uniqueness it's the perfect recipe for a bestseller. There is nothing like this book.
Of course with every up there's a down. Even though her writing drills its way into you and makes you believe in the story, there are a couple words that leave you wondering what they mean (I mean amiable, who knows what that means?).
I will end it here so you won't get bored. But this book is a treasure trove of delights where the sky is the limit, so it is perfect for the daydreamer who wants nothing but a good book that will make the impossible possible, or in other words, me.
*Want to tell the world about a book you've read? Join the site and send us your review!* Reported by guardian.co.uk 22 hours ago.