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The saga continues. Disguised as plant people, Oona and friends are headed to Toki to light the next beacon and save her fellow sand dancers being held in a toxic prison. More friends are made, and Oona is reunited with her talented sand dancing sister, who left Oona behind to train with the Cobalt Prince in more intricate, powerful dances that could help defeat the Mimic.

The story moves too fast to be completely satisfied at the end of the book, especially knowing it was just a snippet and the next installment won't be released for several months. So is the way of the serial.

Upper elementary/ middle school

stressedspidergirl's review against another edition

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5.0

First of all, this series is just beautiful. I can't get over the art. I love just looking at the spreads, the motion, and I really enjoy the worldbuilding.

I think these are great for just about any age, so far. Simple enough for a child to follow along but with enough depth to keep an adult engaged.

lesmotsdaurora's review against another edition

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3.0

3,5 ☆

dogtrax's review against another edition

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4.0

Solid, entertaining and visually colorful follow up to the first book

louisds's review against another edition

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4.0

Everything makes a little more sense in Volume 2 of this saga. Which makes it more enjoyable. It stays pretty light in the dialogue but the plot gets more original and more distant more its obvious influences such as Bone and Amulet. IT's getting pretty good.

psander's review against another edition

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4.0

Kid review: would have given it 5stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️, but Jessa died!! She was my favorite character, and then she DIED!!!! Such morbid authors we have today.AAGGHH!! Do they have any pity!?❓

kerrifilippazzo's review against another edition

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3.0

Meh, the writing didn’t seem as strong in this one.

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