LaFleur, Suzanne
Threads of Blue (Beautiful Blue World, #2), 203 pgs. Wendy Lamb Books, 2017 (Random House). $16.99
Content: PG.
Mathilde has been separated
from the other children in her military mission, so she has to find a way back
to them. Using her military I.D. and
resourceful ways she gets herself to Eilean, a safe place away from the attacks
on her country. As she looks for her military
unit, she waits in a refugee camp and gets to see different sides of the war. She learns of her strength and what she needs to do to be true to herself.
Mathilde is a likable character and I like
the minor characters as well. I guess my
frustration with this book is the warring countries don’t seem defined and so
the war seems pointless and there isn’t a good or bad side. The ending is also not very believable or
satisfying. I wanted to like this book,
but it just didn’t grab me. The content
is PG because people are loss to the war.
EL, MS – OPTIONAL. Reviewer, C.
Peterson.
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