Supermoon by H.A. Swain, 390 pages, Feiwel (Macmillan), 2018 $18
Language: G (1 swear); Mature
Content: PG13 (kissing); Violence: PG
BUYING
ADVISORY: HS -ADVISABLE
AUDIENCE
APPEAL: HIGH
Uma is a teenager who lives on the
moon and doesn’t quite fit in. When she gets a chance to visit earth, where she
hasn’t been since she was a small child, she is thrilled. But then she is
suddenly forbidden, she makes the trip anyway and is now a wanted runaway. She
bumps into Talitha, a teen who has been trying to survive in the wasteland with
her twin brother. Talitha is looking for a moonling, but since Uma is
earthling looking, she doesn’t make the connection. They start to fall in love
and eventually Talitha must decide where her loyalty lies. Even worse, the moon
base is in danger and the trio are dragged into the nefarious plot.
I had a difficult time describing
the plot to this book, as there is a lot of going on. The world is masterfully
crafted and the characters are distinctive. It was a hard to book to put down
and a very fun read. I think the cover is appealing and its great sci-fi, it
will leave the reader questioning commercialism.
Reviewer: Stephanie MLS &
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