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Book Review: Absonbrite: Shadows in the Lighthouse by Aaron LA.V.R.

“Absonbrite: Shadows in the Lighthouse” by Aaron LA.V.R. follows Zeke Cobalt and Ivory Gear, African American youths with the power to alter humanity’s destiny. A gripping tale set in Bermuda, the narrative unfolds with compelling depth and excitement, drawing the reader into a captivating and enjoyable reading experience.

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Book Review: For Home and Hearth by Ethan Warrener

In “For Home and Hearth,” Ella Holland seeks simplicity but must confront survival in a hostile Appalachian future. Clans unite against dangers, but when pigmen threaten, reality intrudes, demanding Ella’s clan face lies and potential extinction. The narrative is character-driven, richly depicting resilience in adversity, though some dialogue requires effort to engage with.

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Book Review: Cady and the Bear Necklace by Ann Dallman

“Cady and the Bear Necklace” by Ann Dallman follows 13-year-old Cady, who uncovers a mysterious Indian necklace, embarking on a compelling journey of self-discovery and overcoming challenges in Native American culture. Dallman’s personal experiences enrich the narrative, making it a valuable addition to literature.

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Book Review and Interview: The Thief and the Historian by Brendan Corbett

The Thief and the Historian, Book One of the Runetree Chronicles by Brendan Corbett, is a young adult fantasy adventure. It introduces readers to Aeda, a thief in the Grey Society, whose life intertwines with the Historian Gieral, leading her on a journey through the Known Lands. Exploring themes of belonging and identity, Corbett’s narrative includes a detailed magic system and rich worldbuilding. The story, commended for its imagery and character development, is especially noted for standalone completeness and accessibility. Aeda’s evolution from thief to Apprentice Historian offers an engaging tale that resonates with readers seeking immersive escapism and inclusivity.

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