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Thread of Dreams by Emily Barnett
5.0
Emily Barnett has written a story that draws you into a beautiful alien world of moonscapes and darknights, a world with no sun and no sickness. It’s a world alive with ingenuity and commonality of people working hard to survive without their sun, to hold off a darkness that is trying to consume, trying to infect, trying to feed its insatiable appetite.
Woven into that world is a story of an alien-girl that is oh so relatable who wins the heart of a boy in another part of the galaxy. Are they cursed to be almost together?
Barnett’s story has so much more depth than just a sweet love story. It’s so much more than coming of age. It’s so much more than finding truth hidden behind lies. This is a story of facing ones fears and finding you are so much more than you ever imagined. This is a story of an unlikely few saving a civilization.
It is an innocent romance with some innocent kissing. I don't love sappy romance, but I loved this book, because it's a great story with relatable truths where good prevails.
Woven into that world is a story of an alien-girl that is oh so relatable who wins the heart of a boy in another part of the galaxy. Are they cursed to be almost together?
Barnett’s story has so much more depth than just a sweet love story. It’s so much more than coming of age. It’s so much more than finding truth hidden behind lies. This is a story of facing ones fears and finding you are so much more than you ever imagined. This is a story of an unlikely few saving a civilization.
It is an innocent romance with some innocent kissing. I don't love sappy romance, but I loved this book, because it's a great story with relatable truths where good prevails.