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A review by kba76
The Infinite Lives of Maisie Day by Christopher Edge
4.0
Maisie Day. Ten years old. Academically gifted, but frustrated by her parents’ determination to mollycoddle her. All she wants is to be like her big sister.
On the morning of her birthday Maisie wakes up and discovers she’s alone. There’s nothing outside her house. Dark matter starts to encroach on her space, and Maisie is left to work out what’s happened.
What follows is a pacy read, packed full of scientific information, with a character full of charm that you can’t help but develop a soft spot for.
There’s one or two moments where you think this is veering into rather miserable territory, but all is good in the end.
On the morning of her birthday Maisie wakes up and discovers she’s alone. There’s nothing outside her house. Dark matter starts to encroach on her space, and Maisie is left to work out what’s happened.
What follows is a pacy read, packed full of scientific information, with a character full of charm that you can’t help but develop a soft spot for.
There’s one or two moments where you think this is veering into rather miserable territory, but all is good in the end.