Neumeier, Rachel The White Road of the Moon, 376 pages. Knopf (Random), 2017. $18.
Language: PG (5 swears, 0 ‘f’); Mature Content: G; Violence: PG-13 (some blood).
Language: PG (5 swears, 0 ‘f’); Mature Content: G; Violence: PG-13 (some blood).
When Meridy finds out that her aunt is about to force her
into an apprenticeship, she decides that its time to leave her small mountain
village. First she stops at her favorite
alone a spot, a deserted village, populated by a series of ancient to old
ghosts that only Meridy can see – and interact with. But a person suddenly appears, demanding
Meridy’s help, and danger her ties her to the ghost of a bot, who seems to be
very important, and a ghost dog, that is very valiant. Meridy’s quest will take her farther than she
could have ever imagined, introduce her to people who have previously only been
legends, and stretch her newfound talents in extraordinary ways.
Such a great year for new fantasy world-building! Add the is Kingdom of Ash and Briars by
Hannah West and A Shadow Bright and Burning by Jessica Cluess and you have a
power trilogy of books perfect for any fantasy reader! Bam!
MS, HS – ESSENTIAL.
Cindy, Library Teacher
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