Starvation by Molly Fennig. This book is one of those that will make you think about it long after you have finished. It covers some very sensitive issues so beware before you start. Its the story of Wes McCoy who is always the underdog. He has a older brother Jason who is the star student, star athlete, star all around kid and Wes can never live up to him. When Jason dies in a tragic accident the only way Wes knows how to deal with it is to control the one thing he can, what he eats. He becomes swept away in a very serious eating disorder that if he doesn’t get control of will kill him too. This book will grab you by the heart and won’t let go til the very end. Once you start this book you will not want to put it down. This was my first read by this author but it will not be my last!
Cat Anderson doesn’t want much out of life. Give her a circle of friends to giggle with, a few boys to flirt with, a cute outfit, bouncy hair and she is good to go!
She especially could care less about food.
But food, it turns out, is a very big deal.
A scheduling mishap on her first day of 8th Grade lands Cat in a Culinary Arts class.
Something happens when Cat bakes, something amazing, something impossible.
Cori Cooper lives in the magical Arizona Mountains, which she’s pretty convinced is the setting for all the fairy tales.
Besides writing stories, she adores hanging out with her family, playing board games, hiking and baking, baking, baking. Like Cat’s family, she’s positive Cinnamon Rolls fix everything.
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Starvation is the first book I have read by Molly Fennig, but I would absolutely read more. This is one of the best books I have read in a long time, it will leave a lasting impression. I caution the reader, as it is a very emotional book. It is very well written, where we can see and feel what the characters are going through. There is a lot of struggle and heartbreak, but also a lot of true feelings teens go through in their lives. It is very real. I never really thought about how one develops eating disorders, or what they may think and feel. But this book gets right down into the nitty gritty. I love that it shows it from both male and female perspectives, to eliminate the gender divide. It alternates time perspective, which was so unique. We see the before and after Wes hits his break, until the end when the two timelines meet and transform into the now. It was not confusing at all, and I loved seeing the transition of how things ended up the way they did. Highly recommend this book!
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What a compelling story! I couldn’t stop reading until I figured out what was at the end of this book. I have read stories before about anorexia but being inside Wes’ head is eye opening. His thoughts about himself and the reasons just flabbergasted me. His relationship or non relationship with food and family surprised me. It was interesting watching the dynamics of the family and his friends change throughout the book. This is one I won’t be forgetting soon. It really makes me think.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Lisa Helmickhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngLisa Helmick2020-12-06 11:28:592020-12-06 16:22:54Starvation by Molly Fennig – Review by Lisa Helmick
Starvation by Molly Fennig is a raw YA story where the main character, a male has an eating disorder and mental illness. It is a pretty heavy handed topic and tale that many will find confronting. The story is told in dual timelines, the before and the after, the past and the present which shows why Wes became how he is. I found the writing style very descriptive. It is a powerful and very emotional read and certainly sends a message.
Wow! Starvation by Molly Fennig, hit me right in my feelers. Although this story is about an eating disorder, I think she nails it on a lot of disorders and how that feels and how it works. For me her descriptions of grief were hauntingly accurate. She has put together a great little story that accurately describe the emotional turmoil that many people feel and live with every day. Read this book, it will open your eyes.
Antipodes is a unique work of fiction, set in present-day post-apocalyptic Australia. Aimed at young adults who are disillusioned with our world, and concerned for the ecological future of our planet, Antipodes focuses on the values our society lacks-sustainability, inclusion, community and friendship.
Cam Mackintosh is in his last year of a science degree at Melbourne University when he is offered the opportunity of a lifetime, the chance to help establish an entirely sustainable community on an island off the coast of Australia following a deadly outbreak. The community is presented with a clean slate; a completely new eco-village, protected from the outside world, but with much of the knowledge and technology of today. The community on August Island thrives and is established on modern values of gender equality and cultural inclusion.
In their second year, Will overcomes his personal challenges and finds love with Freyja. Life is idyllic until Freyja goes missing. Will follows her to Scotland using Antipodes, an ancient secret, referenced by many cultures throughout history. There he connects with sustainable community on the island of Lewis, much like his own. Strangers become friends, and he realises he has found his forever home, the place where he is genuinely “of the land”. His new friends include Fraser, who shares his passion for sustainable agriculture and Laetitia, a psychologist turned teacher with a challenging past. Despite his contentment, his loyalty and commitment to Freyja continue to haunt him, and Will travels outside the protection of the communities in search of Freyja and other communities like theirs.
This book will appeal to readers who enjoy the environment-centred work of Margaret Atwood such as Oryx and Crake, or work by Piers Torday, Frank Cottrell Boyce and Sarah Crossan’s Breathe.
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Starvation by Molly Fennig was an incredible book, one that will resonate with you for awhile. While the author tries to take a stab at some dark humor sprinkled throughout, this a serious novel, one that deals with many things. It deals with depression, suicide, anxiety, and eating disorders. It could definitely be triggering for the right person, but I also think that if the right person reads this novel, it can help more than harm them. This book was so well written, I felt like I was right there, struggling along with Wes, the main character. In all honesty I felt like I was reading a John Greene novel with this one. This was absolutely an incredible read, one I think everyone needs to read to try and understand people just a little bit better. Kudos to Fennig for this novel.
The Relic hunters are back and this time it is Romania. A misplaced dairy from Romania brings a group of mercenaries to England where a professor and the head of the British museum are brutally assaulted. The leader of the museum goes missing and Adam and Emma step in to solve the mystery. When the contents of the dairy are revealed, they decide to go to Romania and the castle in question, the Poenari castle, the former home of Vlad, the Impaler. They find themselves up against evil and darkness once again. Another adventure filled with suspense, thrill and danger, this book, like its predecessors has the readers on the edge of their seats. I have really come to like Martin Ferguson; his books offer a quick and breezy respite. Keep them coming!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Anantha Rusumhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAnantha Rusum2020-12-03 10:34:052020-12-03 10:34:05Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson – Review By Anantha Rusum
Blood of the Dragons is the 4th book in this amazing series. Personally, I loved this book the best out of all of them. As with the earlier books in the series, the book has action, drama, mystery, and don’t forget the characters! Over the course of the series, the characters have developed and make you care more about them and see how well the team works together to solve things along the way. You will definitely want to read these books in order to get the full effect of the team!
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I have read a few books by this author and he continues to blow my mind in this series. This is the fourth book of the addictive Relic Hunters series. You have to read these books in order to understand what is going on. I still can see this series as a Tv show or a mini movie. I was so excited when I got this book I stopped everything and started to read it immediately. I could not put this book down until the end. I can’t wait to see what happens to these amazing characters.
Adam and the Relic Hunters were begged to come to help in Romania. They go to the Poenari Castle where the most known mass murder happened long ago. Adam meets the impaler Vlad and that is when things start to turn dark. Adam never knew that history and myth would go together until this job. The darkness starts to go across the globe and Adam finds himself alone to fight the Blood of the Dragon. Will Adam be able to save his friends and himself or will the darkness take over completely?
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So I knew going into this story it was going to be a tense read that would really make me think and play with my emotions. I was probably a little underprepared though lol. I have to say this book is very well written and engaging but be prepared to want to scream and cry all at once more often than not while reading. I have had very dear friends of my struggle with eating disorders and this book really captures what it is like to not only live with one yourself but the way this impacts family and friends and others too. I was very much wrapped up in Matt, our main character’s story. He brings a fresh new light to the concept because this doesn’t get addressed nearly as much with males who can just as much be impacted with eating disorders as a female. Matt has to take quite the journey and will deal with loss in ways that will tear your heart out. I won’t really give much more details but this is one you really must read. I do look forward to seeing what else will come from Molly Fennig, I have not before read her work and this definitely sucked me in and made me want to see more.
This book starts at the ruined Poenari Castle in Romania where it is pouring with rain and cold and a small group have gotten past the local armed forces guarding it and have managed to climb the seemingly endless staircase to get to it, it is rumoured to contain the long lost treasure hoard of an infamous Prince, but when they discover a couple of old coins in the ruins as well as an old silver chalice with an unusual engraving, they are hopeful that they will find it, but that is until all the lights go out around them and they are viciously attacked.
Forty years later, a Professor and friend of the leader of the Relic Hunters of the British Museum Charles, start to receive threatening phone calls and letters and their office and house are ransacked, they decide to call Charles and ask for his help, while in a taxi on their way to the museum, they are attacked by a masked man and his mercenaries. They are nearly rammed off the road multiple times, they are peppered with gunfire and when the taxi is finally overturned and they are dragged from it with a gun pressed to their head, just in the nick of time, Adam and Emma of the hunters come to their rescue and take them to the museum after Charles received their messages for aid.
As the trio enter the museum, the Professor is astounded to see the part of the underground area of the Museum they are being led through, but are not happy when they find out that Charles isn’t there, but are happy to find out that the team will still help them. As the Professor explains what the people were after her for, it turns out that it is the diary of one of those attacked in Romania and that she bought through an auction, after it had finally been made public. As its contents are revealed and the location within it are discussed, the team come to a decision to go to the castle in question with the Professor and help them that they will set off there as soon as they are ready, but this is where the danger starts, secrets are revealed and paths cross in a most mysterious way.
This is yet another fantastic installment in the Relic Hunters series and one full of twists, turns, mysteries and action which well and truly sucks you in, but will the Hunters be able to overcome their latest adversary or will this plea for help be one they can’t fulfil?
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Martin Ferguson’s Blood of the Dragon is the fourth book in his Relic Hunters series. The series, aimed at young adults, uses action archaeology with supernatural twists to bring readers exciting adventures that straddle both historical and modern worlds. Blood of the Dragon concerns itself with Vlad the Impaler, the real historical Count Dracula. When Professor Melissa Moore is nearly killed over some historical texts she has acquired, which hint at where the Impaler’s treasures might be hidden, she turns to the British Museum’s skilled team of Relic Hunters for help on a mission that leads them to Romania, amongst other places. I particularly like the way the story jumps between the present and the past. Some chapters are set in the modern world, whilst others are set in the past giving an account of Vlad the Impaler’s history from his own perspective. This is entertainingly educational and also builds tension as we wonder what connection this history has to the strange events the team has got themselves caught up with in the present. I’m happy to give this book five stars – reading it was like watching an action movie (think Indiana Jones, The Mummy etc.). I would recommend it to young history fans, and readers who wish YA vampire stories were a bit less romantic!
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Martin Ferguson is at it again with another AMAZING addition to this amazing series. i fell in love with Martin’s writing from book one. This series has only gotten better as it goes! It will keep you on the edge of your seat page after page. It’s overflowing with action, amazing characters, stunning character development, and amazing writing. I absolutely love this authors work, and I need more!
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The Relic Hunters series continues and this might be my favorite of the series to date. As the books build on each other I would recommend reading this in series order. Ferguson has done a terrific job weaving a story that appeals to all ages. This latest adventure was just as action packed as I have come to expect. Truly enjoyed every page and look forward to reading more from this author.
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Not even 50% in and I am bawling my eyes out. Not only are the characters fantastically written, their emotions pour out on the pages, I can’t stop. This is a gut wrenching story of tragedy, coping, friendship and family.
There is good in all things, even tragedy. We don’t all see it the same way, we don’t all learn the same thing, and we don’t all see any good ever, tragedy or not. I am speechless, heartbroken, but still speechless. Molly does one heck of a job getting into this topic right from the start and she holds you there until the very last sentence. Very well done.
Starvation by Molly Fennig is a young adult story that tackles the sensitive topic of eating disorders- from a male perspective. It is raw, honest, and at times very confronting. Molly Fennig doesn’t shy away from this difficult topic, giving a warts-and-all account that really made me sit up and take notice. The story alternated from past to present and back again- theses transitions were seamlessly choreographed into a seamless and powerfully realistic story. We follow Wes as he grapples with his emotional turmoil, leading to an eating disorder- we witness as he is held in its grip- and look on as it takes over his life. Will he find a way through this experience and come out the other side. Or will it completely consume him. This is well worth the read to find out.
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Martin Ferguson does it again with Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4). I love these books so much. I think they are original and unique stories built around legends and myths most of us have grown up with. I haven’t read a one of these yet that I haven’t learned something new. These books never fail to inspire me to do added research. Having said all that, I have done research on Vlad the Impaler, but I missed the whole Ottoman empire thing and the history and geography of Wallachia. Great book, I am for sure a fan.
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Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson – Review By Gail Guerrero
Four Stars
This is book four in this action packed series. The author has given us so much through these books and I will have to say this one I have enjoyed the most. The characters get put through a lot and you can really see the growth. I liked how the author includes the history into the story. Like it something you’ve heard of but in a different light. We’ve all heard of Vlad the Impaler but now read about him from this authors POV and it makes it interesting. This series is for everyone. Not only for the YA genre. You can feel the energy coming off the pages.
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Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson is a YA adventure story and another exciting tale in this series. I have to say this is my favourite one so far. Martin never fails to deliver an adventure action packed tale where he mixes fact and fiction. The team are back together to find out if the legends and myths are true to find the next treasure before the opposing sides. Your heart will be pumping as Adam and the team are in the fight for their lives.
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This is the 4th booking the Relic Hunters series and it is just as captivating and gripping as the other 3. I love these books and they have a mystery and also are set with figures from the past bringing history to life. The characters are amazingly written that you can’t help fall in love with them all.
In this story we find the Hunters at the home of Vlad the Impaler. What turns out to be a simple search for some ancient treasure takes a deadly turn when they find a chalice. This seemingly harmless artifact turns into a dark adventure as someone from their past returns with their eye set on claiming that prize.
Will Adam and the team survive this second standoff? Can they solve the mystery that surrounds the chalice? And will any of them survive to tell the true tale of Vlad the Impaler.
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Blood of the Dragon is the 4th instalment of The Relic Hunters series, and like every book before it this one does not disappoint.Bringing myths to life with the characters in this book. Reading about mythical dragons in an action adventure story, once you delve deep between the pages of this book you get an unexpected eureka moment and suddenly all is revealed. This is yet another amazing book in this series.
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WOW!! I finished this book a day or so ago and it has stayed with me every minute since. This story was so sad and dark and felt so so real. It had a few surprise moments that I didn’t see coming and I normally could read this book in a day but there was so much emotion that went with reading this story that I literally had to put it down more often than normal to let what I read sink in.
This was a beautifully written story and I became completely invested in Wes’s journey, I’ve never understood the inner workings of this disease but after this I feel like I might actually understand it at least a little bit. This author made it make more sense for me and my emotions were literally all over the place.
The Before and Afters were absolutely crucial for how well this book worked and they were placed in a skillful way that kept me looking forward to each. I especially loved the ending..I normally would be looking for a prologue with this kind of end but not this one..I was ok with the unknown and the keeping it real, which followed the whole of this story.
I have already recommended this book to friends and family and this being my first book by this author I am beyond impressed at the writing style and the flow of her writing and will absolutely read more.
Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson is the fourth book in the Relic Hunters series and was another great read! I was instantly enthralled by this novel and I think this one may be my favorite, at least until I get to read the next installment! This book was definitely one of the more interesting ones to me, and I have found every previous installment very interesting as well. While it was somewhat predictable (or at least, I predicted the plot twist so to speak) it still had me on the edge of my seat with the excitement, adventure, and pure terror of some of the characters. This series has quickly become a favorite of mine and I can’t wait to read the next installment!
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Blood of the Dragon is the fourth thrilling installment in the Relic Hunters series from Martin Ferguson. While you could probably read this as a standalone, I would personally recommend that you read these from the beginning of the series and in order. The Relic Hunters are composed of the same people mostly and their stories flow throughout the series.
I normally don’t’ enjoy much of the young adult books lately but I never have a problem soaking up these novels. They are full of energizing action scenes, well thought out historical ties and facts, and a bit of mystery and danger lurking in every book in this series. This one however was jammed packed and I would have to say my favorite of them so far. I won’t spoil the fun of this one with details that you can’t already get in the synopsis so you will have to devour this and find out what happens for yourself! It is one you don’t want to miss and will not be disappointed with. I am anxious to see where this story will go in future novels.
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Blood of the Dragon by Martin Ferguson is the fourth book in the Relic Hunters series. This is a series I think would need to be read in order for you to have a full understanding and appreciation of the characters. This book is a great addition to the series and I think in it has to be my favourite so far. It is action packed from start to finish and I had to read this all in one go. This author has created a series that, while aimed at the YA audience, is easy for all ages to connect with and enjoy. Each book is interesting and different from the last so you get a full exciting new story each time with the same engaging characters. This is a great series and a fantastic book. I would definitely say go read it today.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Kerry Bakerhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngKerry Baker2020-11-27 15:13:482020-11-27 15:13:48Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson – Review By Kerry Baker
Martin Ferguson has written an action filled series. Blood of the Dragon is the fourth book in the series Relic Hunters. I highly recommend this series. In this installment the plotline is engaging and it kept me at the edge of my seat. I felt a connection to the characters, as I myself felt like I was right there with them. This story takes place in Poenari Castle in Romania. If that sounds familiar it is the former home of Vlad the Impaler. Adam and the crew are hunting for relic but they themselves are being hunted as well. What is going to happen to Adam and the crew? Will the home of Vlad make things a little more real? You will have to read the story to find the answer these questions.
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This book hit close to home for me more than I thought it ever could. The truth is I wasn’t expecting it to turn the way it did with how far Wes’ life went after his brother’s death. I felt Wes’ pain in more ways than not and the author had me in deep the way it’s been written. I loved this one!
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Blood of the Dragon (Relic Hunters Book 4) by Martin Ferguson Review by Kaitlyn Stewart 5 out of 5 stars
Martin Ferguson is an incredible author! He brings action, evil, drama, history, and mystery to this YA book. This book is so incredible that I think it should be made into a movie or better yet a TV show. Throughout this book, Adam and his team set out to Castle Dracula in Romania to hunt … Vlad Dracula also known as Vlad the Impaler! To find out what happens next, get a copy of this great story!!!
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