Posted in Amira-Jolie Ryan, Author, Book Review, Ferals, Jacob Grey, Neurodivergent supergirl, The White Widow's Revenge

Ferals: The White Widow’s Revenge, By Jacob Grey

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Ferals: The White Widow’s Revenge
By Jacob Grey

 

WHITE WIDOW

After Caw, the crow feral defeated The Spinning Man and stopped The Mother of Flies, Ferals and normal people were both allowed peace in the city of Blackstone. But a new spider feral is leading the bad Ferals under the shadows of Blackstone. The White Widow. This time Caw and friends might unknowingly walk into the White Widow’s trap, but not before Caw loses everything precious to him. Continue reading “Ferals: The White Widow’s Revenge, By Jacob Grey” →

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Ferals: The Crow Talker By Jacob Grey

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Ferals: The Crow Talker
By Jacob Grey

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Caw was a young orphan, in a lonely city, Blackstone, with a special gift. Ever since his parent had abandoned him eight years ago, he could understand the crows that’s saved him. Ever since that fateful night, he has avoided contact with any humans. But when prisoners escaped from Blackstone Jail, he soon finds out they are Ferals too, but they have a dark propose, to bring back the evil spider Feral, The Spinning Man to power. Now young Caw and his loyal crow companions and new good Feral friends must work together to stop the evil, or Blackstone will be doomed. Continue reading “Ferals: The Crow Talker By Jacob Grey” →

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Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy By Tui T. Sutherland

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Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy
By Tui T. Sutherland
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Ever since the day they hatched, Clay and his four friends have grown up under the mountain, under the care of Webs, Dune and Kestrel, waiting for the day into the world to fulfil their destiny and stop the great war of Pyrrhia. But Clay does not want a destiny. When he realises that his friend is in danger, the young Mudwing must choose between fate and freedom. One choice may change the fate of Pyrrhia forever. Continue reading “Wings of Fire: The Dragonet Prophecy By Tui T. Sutherland” →

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The School for Good and Evil: Quests for Glory by Soman Chainani

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The School for Good and Evil: Quests for Glory
by Soman Chainani

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With the School Master dead, Sophie the new Dean of Evil and Tedros and Agatha about to get married in Camelot, one would think Sophie and Agatha’s story to have ended. Before the students of the School for Good and Evil can graduate, they must complete a Quest for Glory, which are extremely dangerous. Will they prevail, or will the story of Sophie and Agatha end with its heroine’s dead? Continue reading “The School for Good and Evil: Quests for Glory by Soman Chainani” →

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Wolfblood: Pull of the Moon by Robert Rigby

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Wolfblood: Pull of the Moon
by Robert Rigby

 

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Maddy Smith is a young girl with a big secret. The Smith family are Wolfbloods, as is Maddy. The Smiths turn into wolves on the full moon. One day, Maddy will too. Although Maddy is viciously proud of her heritage and her powers, she tries hard to have a normal life with her family and friends, but its not easy. Maddy’s best friend, Shannon, is determined to get evidence that the Beast of the Moors exists. When a stranger enters Maddy’s life, she soon realises he is like her. Now Maddy must try harder than ever too lead a normal life, or the Wolfblood secret could be in danger. Continue reading “Wolfblood: Pull of the Moon by Robert Rigby” →

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Idi and the Oracle’s Quest By: TN Traynor

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Idi and the Oracle’s Quest
By: TN Traynor

In his small village, Idi never thought he would amount to anything more than the village idiot. But when an old wizard named Marcus offers Idi a chance to become a magician, who is he to refuse? When word of a prophesy of a king producer bearing a peace-bringing king reaches the ears of the monsters, demons and dark wizard and witches what will Idi do? Continue reading “Idi and the Oracle’s Quest By: TN Traynor” →

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The Singularity Wheel by Micheal S. Fedison

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25/02/2018

The Singularity Wheel

By
Micheal S. Fedison

Firstly I want to thank Micheal for sending The Singularity Wheel for me to read, I’ve really enjoyed reading it!

It’s been five years since Monica Tisdale entered Mitchell Brant, Joe Marma and Ryan Swinning’s dreams. Five years since the boys rescued her from her kidnapper. But this time Monica has not been kidnapped. As she has grown, so have her powers. She is so overwhelmed by her endless selfs that she doesn’t have control over herself. She and the boys are in a new danger now.

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Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend

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25/02/2018

Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow
by
Jessica Townsend

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Firstly I LOVED reading Nevermore! I can’t wait to read more of Morrigan’s adventures in Nevermore!!

This is a story about a young girl named Morrigan Crow. Young Morrigan is destined to die on the stroke of midnight on her eleventh birthday. But just as the clock strikes midnight, a young man known as Jupiter North, comes just in time to take Morrigan to the magical city of Nevermoor. But she isn’t out of danger yet. In order to stay in Nevermoor, she must pass four dangerous trials, by using a secret talent, which Morrigan doesn’t have…
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The Extinction Trials, by S. M. Wilson

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The Extinction Trials
by
S. M. Wilson

The Extinction Trials
The Extinction Trials, by S. M. Wilson

Firstly I loved reading this book, I enjoyed how S. M. Wilson brought me into the world she created, I didn’t want to put it down. So thank you S. M. Wilson for creating this amazing book!!

In the small, grey, overpopulated world of Earthasia, everyone is willing to give their arms and legs for food and space for them, and their starving families. When the government offer food, space and healthcare for people and their families in exchange for a quest to Piloria to steal dinosaur eggs to exterminate the carnivores, everyone is more than willing to go on this dangerous quest. But by the time they realised what they have done, it will be too late. Continue reading “The Extinction Trials, by S. M. Wilson” →

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Eye Dancers By: Michael S. Fedison

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Eye Dancers

By: Michael S. Fedison

 

Eye Dancers is about three boys, who get visited by a strange girl in their dreams. They have been dreaming about her for three nights in a row. What could this mean?

Until recently, Mitchell Brant has been an ordinary boy. But for three nights in a row he has been dreaming about a strange ghostlike girl with mysterious blue eyes. And he is not alone. Joe Marma, and Ryan Swinton have been dreaming the same dream. Could there be a connection? Could the ghost girl be a good sign? Or is she worse than they realised?

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