"The characters are relatable, with Emerson's grief for her mother running alongside the main plot. As a reader, you are rooting for her to win the fight for good. "
This book is original and interesting, about a world of people who can harness the power of the stars. It is beautifully described and written. A few key characters are looking for a book that will help them harness unlimited human creativity. Raymond is the bad guy and wants to defeat Emerson to find the book. Creates a good atmosphere, characters and imagery. Emerson wants to find the book that Raymond is after, it is her mother's legacy to protect it and so he doesn't use the power for bad. Moves along at a good pace, you want to know what will happen next. The characters are relatable, with Emerson's grief for her mother running alongside the main plot. As a reader, you are rooting for her to win the fight for good. It is a good length at 198 pages and has a positive feeling to it.
Julie Lindsell, A LoveReading Ambassador
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A fantastical tale which draws the reader into an imaginative world of starlighters and faeries.
A fantastical tale which draws the reader into an imaginative world of starlighters and faeries. A young girl discovering her powers as a starlighter and using them against evil and for good. A beautifully crafted story with wonderful descriptions that allow the reader to become part of the story.... Read Full Review
Emerson’s journey to carry on her mother’s legacy continues as she searches for an extremely powerful book.
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