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Shield & Shade (Ascended Guardians Book 1) by Misty Hayes – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Shield & ShadeShield & Shade by Misty Hayes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this fantasy story. This is a well written story about having a past and finding out the truth that could just shatter your world. The characters are fun, entertaining and relatable. The author’s use of attention to details gave the story a realistic feel and gave it life. They really made the story for me. Fifteen years ago Zoey wandered away from her home or so she has heard but now she is not sure what happened during those years. Her life goes on and she is on track until one Thanksgiving Day when Gabriel shows up on her doorstep with the truth. Is she prepared for what she is about to hear? Perception is a big thing and hers may just be shattered by truth. This made a great afternoon read and I highly recommend it. I am happy that I picked it up and you will too.

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Competing with the Star (Star Series Book 2) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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Competing with the StarCompeting with the Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this young adult sweet romance story. This is not my first book by this author but it is one of my favorites by her yet. This is a well written story about a young adult teen who moves to a new town and finds herself falling for the boyfriend of her dreams. What will happen when she finds out that her boyfriend once had a crush on her friend? This is where the drama starts in full force. What happens next you will want to find out. Hadley is a great character even with her insecurity. She and the others are connectable and gave the story life. You don’t want to miss what happens with Hadley and the drama that is created by insecurities. This is a great young adult story that I would highly recommend.

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Shield & Shade (Ascended Guardians Book 1) by Misty Hayes – Review by Kerry Baker

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Shield & ShadeShield & Shade by Misty Hayes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Shield and Shade: Ascended Guardians series by Misty Hayes is a brilliant YA book that really does appeal to all ages. As soon as I read the blurb for this book I knew it was going to be one I had to read as I already wanted to know what had happened in the woods all those years ago.
Once I got into the book I found it to be such an interesting story. The author has gone a great job of creating a book that is distinctly YA and yet has a scope to it that would attract readers of all ages.
I thought the whole book was well paced and a really strong start to a new series. I am looking forward to seeing what comes next.

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Shelly Kittell

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dragons was a very fun and interesting read. A YA science fiction book, it held my attention from page one. There is plenty of drama, espionage, secrets and Draco finds that he is not there for the reason he thinks he is. Miranda is just playing him. There are twists and turns at every corner. One of the best science fiction books I have read in the last two years.

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Ashleyann Sanabria

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Really great YA book with enough science to fill the hearts of nerds like me. Andy finds himself in a situation outside of his control, taken against his will, and kept away from the world he once knew. The story is filled with deception, half-truths, doubt, and action mixed in with a bit of humor and sorrow. The story keeps you guessing, but the ride is enjoyable from start to finish. Andy as a character is very relatable, and I loved his snark throughout the story. I was constantly re-evaluating the characters and opinions on various characters changed many times. It was difficult to know who to trust! The writing flowed nicely, making it so that I was completely immersed. I enjoyed seeing the few artwork pieces as well.

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Beth McKitrick

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

As someone who reads a lot of fantasy and sci fi, this was right up my alley. There was plenty of action and adventure to keep me on my toes. The storyline definitely wasn’t what I expected and there were lots of surprising twists throughout, although not to the point that they didn’t make sense. This was a pretty long book, but it was so entertaining that it never felt long. I would definitely call it a page turner, considering I finished it in one night! I thought the main character, Andy, was well-rounded and likable, and I enjoyed many of the side-characters as well. The only thing I didn’t love about “Dragons” was that towards the end, it felt a tiny bit repetitive near the resolution, but that could just be because I was so excited to reach the conclusion. Overall it is definitely a book that I would recommend, and is one that I will probably be reading again!

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Karen Pearman

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a science fiction book written by an author I was unfamiliar with, but it turned out to be a fantastic story. He has quite a way of writing that drags you in from the beginning. I couldn’t put it down. He did a fantastic job with his character description that had me thinking I knew these people personally. I love that not only is this a science fiction book, but a young adult science fiction book. It has a really good story lesson for kids and takes you on an adventure that you don’t see coming. There were many twists and turns thanks to the secrets, lies and deception involved and that had me page turning on the edge of my seat. Highly recommended book.

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Kerry Carr

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a really enjoyable sci-fi story. It is aimed at young adults but I still enjoyed it. The author does a wonderful of bringing the story to life through his characters and his description of their surroundings.

The main character in this story is Andy. Andy has a secret he has been hiding from everyone all of his life. That secret is he is part dragon. When he finds himself kidnapped he then starts on a journey to embrace his dragon nature. However things aren’t always what the seem and with Andy surrounded by lies and deceit he doesn’t know who to trust.

This story is a great read about a young man being pushed beyond his limits and learning things about himself and other people that he didn’t know before. It’s a story about learning who you can trust and how to embrace your true nature instead of hiding it.

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Kristy Nelson

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a super fun YA sci-fi action adventure read. When I say this novel is action packed, I mean it! The adventure draws you in right away and unfolds at a quick pace making this a book you can’t put down. While there is a ton happening, nothing feels rushed through or glossed over. I thoroughly enjoyed not knowing how the adventure was going to end.

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Rachel Moss

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Dragons by Ty Drago was an incredible read! I don’t even know what to say! This book is full of sci-fi, danger, suspense, some comedy, and a lot of thrills. This book reminded me of the movie Interstellar in a way, but not quite. It was so interesting reading about these other moons, and all this futuristic high tech equipment. And the imagery! I felt like I was right there going through everything Andy went through. I absolutely loved this book! And I couldn’t even hardly put it down. It gripped me in such a way, I devoured it very quickly. I just couldn’t put it down! I can’t wait to read more from Ty Drago in the future!

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Shannon Fowler

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a fun, interesting fantasy story! My first one by Drago as this genre isn’t my usual go to. However, when I need a break from my romance stories, I know that I will continue to read the stories by Ty Drago.

This story has a little bit of everything: action, adventure, fantasy, romance. This story will be loved by “science nerds” and adventure loving readers and it is definitely a good story for young adults.

I love how this story is set in space and on one of Juniper’s moons. Living in space and being on spaceship has to be quite the adventure. But then again Andy is full of surprises and adventures look like they will be his new normal now. My only complaint about this story is the use of the word “furking”. In the beginning it really bugged me but by the end it actually fit the character and story line so I didn’t mind it…as much.

I look forward to reading more from Drago and certainly more about these characters.

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Mikaela Insinger

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

An immersive and fast-paced sci-fi adventure that is bound to keep you flipping pages. This book builds the scenery, characters, and storyline in an epic way. There is never a chance to stop and reflect on the continuous bombs and cliffhangers thrown your way because you want to keep going (or maybe, that’s just me). I had a hard time putting this book down and appreciate the way it was written, truly a great piece of fiction. Andy, our protagonist, teaches many valuable lessons, and leaves a lingering reflection of hope and courage for our own world. This book is quite literally “out of this world!”

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes Book 2) by T.S. Simons – Review by Rayne East

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes #2)The Liminal Space by T.S. Simons
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book made me ugly cry. Not just the lone tear that I normally shed but actually sobs. The emotion bleeds off the pages and I was drawn straight into the world. I love the writing, so easy to connect with and raw. This book takes off right where book 1 ended and it didn’t take me long to be swept away into Cam’s life. This was not an easy ride and every blow felt so real. The creation of the world, the character development and the whole concept just comes together flawlessly. Can’t wait to launch into book 3.

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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Ashley Lape

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

When I started reading this book it really brought me back to my high school days. All the girl drama and gossip that this group of high school sophomores dished out made this book a page turner. Hadley, who thought her life was doomed for disaster, took a leap of faith and spent the summer with her grandparents. Having a fresh start to her, even if it was only the summer, was better than sitting home missing her best friend who moved away. If you are looking for a book that reminds you of all that high school drama you miss……. this is your book!!
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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Michelle Austin

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a 4 star read for me, it took me a little bit to get into the story. I had a hard time connecting with Hadley at first. I felt like Hadley was portrayed more immature for her age group at times. After Hadley’s best friend moves away she gets bullied even more. Excited to be going to her grandparents for the summer she’s looking forward to getting to know her grandparents’ neighbor, Simone.

Hadley encounters up and down moments with Simone. She also meets Charlotte, a nice young lady that enjoys spending time with her. And she also meets Nick who she hits it off with at first, then there is a twist with him.

Overall this is a good read that touches on many young adult issues. All of the characters added a great element to the story. We get teenage drama, romance, bullying and so much more. I look forward to reading more from this author. 1-click and get started today.

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes Book 2) by T.S. Simons – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes #2)The Liminal Space by T.S. Simons
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am so enjoying this series, and the 2nd book does not disappoint. I love YA Dystopia books and this is no different. As Cam continues his journey and he finally settles down in Lewis. His character really grows in this 2nd installment of this series for sure. Going from the past to the present, would you truly start over? There are questions no doubt as would I, would I start over? This book is just full of emotion for me and hard to put down.

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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Stephanie Nicole

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Next Door to a Star was definitely an interesting read to say the least. Ms. Hager created a well developed young teen character so much so that I had to remember that the book was written by an adult. In the beginning of the book I found the character to be very hard to like but that just mean that I got to enjoy her development that much more. Young girls go through so many phases in their teenage years and Ms. Hager captured them all perfectly. The other characters were also written perfectly, basically made me feel like I was back in high school. There was a lot of emotion and parts in this book including young teens developing, sweet and innocent first kisses, the romance was the perfect level for kids that age, great friendship dynamics, and a great entertainment feel. If your looking for a great summer read I highly recommend Next Door to a Star.

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Next Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review By Heather Knalls

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Krysten Lyndsay Hager has done it again. I absolutely loved this book. It is a young adult book about Hadley who is having a hard transition as her only friend has moved and has left her as an afterthought. She has decided to spend the summer with her grandparents where she meets new friends and the usual end of middle school into high school drama begins. Her grandparents live next door to a once tv star that is the same age as Hadley and they become friends and that where drama begins because she is not cool enough for the stars friends and they become jealous of her. It was such a well written book and I cannot wait to see what is in store for Hadley and her new friends.

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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Karyn Taylor

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Next Door To A Star is a great Young Adult novel from Krysten Lindsay Hager. I had previously read the first 2 Cecily Taylor books by this author so knew that she writes a great young adult novel. I will say that I prefer the Cecily Taylor books but I did really enjoy Next Door To A Star.
In my opinion every teenage girl should have to read this book. It’s an amazingly accurate interpretation of how teenage girls treat one another. If you are not one of the elite ‘it’ girls then life can be extremely difficult. Teenage girls can be extremely bitchy and scathing and the author does a fantastic job of showing this in this book.
I really enjoyed reading Hadley’s story. She’s never been one of the ‘in crowd’ and has always wanted to be but once she gets in there she realises that the bitchiness and infighting doesn’t end. In fact it can be even worse. I actually found it hard at times to read this book, seeing just how horrible teenage girls can be to one another but it’s so true to life.
A definite must read for every teenage girl.

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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A book to add up there with classic YA books. Hadley is a young teen dealing with issues many of us are familiar with: loss of childhood friends; loyalty of friends; moving schools; having relationships and finding your confidence. This was a wonderful book. Hadley’s makes friends with Simone, a tv star, who lives next door to her grandparents. Hadley learns that even stars like Simone are human and dealing with problems too. Hadley deals with a lot of issues like gossip and backstabbing by girls such as Morgan, Pilar and Reagan with class and dignity. Even with all the drama, Hadley struggles but tries to make good choices and owns up if she doesn’t. I do have to say that I did identify with her grandma. I’m grandma to two sweet baby girls and I will probably be the same way. The characters were well written. You could feel Nick’s apology for believing Morgan and Reagan. I rooted for Hadley to forgive him. The plot took me back to my teen days, that is how well that was done. Whether the 1950’s or 2021, the issues just don’t change. Very realistic.

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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

Next Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager is what she is known for and this sweet YA romance will delight YA readers. It is a quick read full of drama and angst, insecurity and anxiety on the road to finding yourself. Everything at this age is based on emotions that are much more harsh and dramatic and when bullies are relentless. The story is well written and the flows nicely and YA readers will enjoy.

Our MC is left wondering just where she now fits into life without her bestie by her side.
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Competing with the Star (Star Series Book 2) by Krysten Lindsay Hager

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Competing with the Star (Star Series Book 2) by Krysten Lindsay Hager
Genre – young adult, YA contemporary romance, YA coming of age
Page Count – 189 pages
Cover Designer – Cora Graphics
Hadley’s life seems perfect. She lives in a beautiful beach town, where she makes amazing new friends & lands the guy of her dreams–Nick Jenkins. She & Nick form a deep bond, but insecurity sets in when Hadley discovers her boyfriend once had a huge crush on her friend–who just happens to be a beautiful teen TV star, Simone Hendrickson. Nick claims to be over Simone, but then Hadley is blindsided with the news about them. Now Hadley must determine what is true. Love, gossip, friendship…who needs TV drama when you’re busy competing with a star?

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes Book 2) by T.S. Simons – Review by Kayla Bullock

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The Liminal Space (Antipodes #2)The Liminal Space by T.S. Simons
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In the second installment of the Antipodes series, we find Cam back with Lae and settling in to his life as a husband and father. But when word comes that there may be more settlements and that someone he loves may still be alive, Cam sets off on a journey to find closure. But what will he discover and can he return to his wife and son, Mack?

This series is one of my favorites I have read lately. I love the characters and their development throughout the books. This one had moments that made me angry, made me laugh, and made me cry. Cam, Lae, Mack, Di feel like family to the reader. The settings are wonderfully described, from inside the lush domes to the outside world, where everything is dead, bleak, and brown. I can’t wait to read the third book!!

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Amber Flory

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book. I don’t really know what to write about this sci-fi futuristic book except that I recommend it. I enjoyed the imagery, the characters, and the story. The main character is a loveable gullible geek off on the adventure of his life, and easily takes you along. While some things were predictable, they didn’t tell me where the book was going. The futuristic ideas are engaging. The universe created in my mind was fascinating and emotional. The frustration of racial bias hits home to issues for today, and the trauma the main character goes through creates a relatable character. Again, I loved it!

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Tausha Treadway

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dragons by Ty Drago. This was such a fun, fast paced, young adult, science fiction read. Its full of action, adventure, drama and futuristic stuff. Andy has been taught his whole life to “Conceal and protect” his identity. He has always been afraid to tell anyone about his supernatural powers. When he wakes up in a futuristic prison having been kidnapped he’s totally confused. Why has he been kidnapped and what do they want from him. Andy is just a high school kid and no one is supposed to know of his powers so why would they want to kidnap him? Andy is a member of the Kind and they live among humans but have a powerful heat inside of them known as the Dragon. As Andy navigates thru being kidnapped and surviving he learns a lot about himself and learns to be ok with the fact that he isn’t “normal”. When Andy is left with the choice to use his powers or die he decides he has to accept who he is and love it! Such a fun young adult read.

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Shield & Shade (Ascended Guardians Book 1) by Misty Hayes

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Shield & Shade (Ascended Guardians Book 1) by Misty Hayes
Genre – YA Fantasy, Paranormal, Supernatural
Page Count – 444 pages
Cover Designer – Mark Reid
It’s been over ten years since fifteen-year-old Zoey Taylor wandered away from her family home in the middle of the night. Or so she’s been told, repeatedly, by her mother—but the only thing Zoey knows for sure is that when her older brother, Corinth, found her in the woods, safe and unharmed, she returned with a crippling fear of the dark and no other memories from those lost days—except strange flashes of sharp teeth and red-flaming hair.
Since that time, she’s become a star pupil and is on track to graduate early … if and that’s a big IF her overprotective family doesn’t get in the way of her dreams first.
But when one of the wealthiest, enigmatic philanthropists on the planet—Gabriel Stanton—shows up on her doorstep on Thanksgiving Day, and reveals the truth about what really happened to her all those years ago, it completely shatters her perception of the world.
And the story isn’t anything like what she’s been told.

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Misty Hayes has always had a thing for escaping headfirst into fantastical books. This is what led her to start writing her own adventures. As someone who has spent a long career in law enforcement, Misty has a love for strong female protagonists. She also directs short films and claims to have been bitten by the traveling bug (not to be mistaken for a radioactive spider).

 

When Misty isn’t filming or roaming the planet, or diving into another novel, she’s spending time at home in Texas with her myriad of nieces and nephews in tow.

 

The Blood Dagger Series is a multiple award-winning, high-octane Young Adult Paranormal trilogy.

 

The Outcasts has received recognition for a Literary Titan award, IndieBRAG Medallion, 2018 solo medalist winner of the New Apple Literary Awards for YA Fantasy, and 2019 2nd place winner of the North Texas Book Festival in YA Fantasy.

 

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Dragons by Ty Drago – Review by Elizabeth Rosenberg

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DragonsDragons by Ty Drago
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Dragons is a very interesting YA sci-fi story. I’m not usually one that goes for sci-fi, but this story had me hooked! Andy has been taught to hide his true nature his whole life, but when he’s kidnapped, he has no choice but to let that nature show. Ty Drago has created a very well-written novel with imagery that lets you really picture these otherworldly landscapes. There is also great character development, especially for the main character Andy. I’m glad I took a chance on this book, because I thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it!

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Travels Through Aqua, Green, and Blue: A Memoir by Mary E. Gregory – Review by Lydia Pelton

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Travels Through Aqua, Green, and Blue: A MemoirTravels Through Aqua, Green, and Blue: A Memoir by Mary E. Gregory
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh wow.

Wow. I really can’t place in words how this book impacted me. This story is about a child growing up and preserving despite her past and the trauma that had affected her life. This will keep you turning the page and celebrating that life can knock you down but you can get to the otherside!

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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Carly Vogler

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Next Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager is an amazing young adult story that encapsulates everything it means to be a teenage girl! As we grow older, I feel as though it is harder to connect with the feelings we had when we were younger. This is obviously not the case for Krysten Hager. She has written the story so marvelously that you would think it came straight from a teenager.

Hadley is the definition of a girl trying to fit in. I would love to have my teenage daughter read this
story to help her learn about true friends and that the ones you want to be friends with, aren’t always the best options. Hadley faces many decisions throughout this story, and by the end, I think she finally understands true friendship.

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Next Door to a Star (The Star Series) by Krysten Lindsay Hager – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Next Door to a StarNext Door to a Star by Krysten Lindsay Hager
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Anyone who knows me knows I love a great YA book and this is no exception. This book brings back some high school feelings even though I have been out for so many years. Trying to find where you fit in and belong when your best friend moves away. Hadley goes and stays with her grand parents for the summer and meets new friends. You truly find out whom your “true” friends are. As a teenager you want to be in the “in crowd” and belong but sometimes you have to see what true friendship is. This book was a fun read and a great YA book.

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