Start your Christmas shopping early and fill every e-reader with these marvelous festive tales!
Paranormal Candy is happy to be hosting this awesome BookFunnel event!
Start your Christmas shopping early and fill every e-reader with these marvelous festive tales!
Paranormal Candy is happy to be hosting this awesome BookFunnel event!
Fantasy Book Giveaways Blog is happy to host the Festive Charms romance and fantasy sale event! Authors with books $2.99 or less are welcome to add up to two. Click HERE to signup.
These BookFunnel events are great ways to grow your audience. With so many authors participating, there is a lot of promotion going on. And you can pick up some books for yourself!
Heather Gardner | 2/5 | Adventure - Inside-Out |
Elizabeth Seckman | 2/12 | HS Hi-jinks & Teens Fessing Up |
Patricia Lynne | 2/17 | the Beasts (& Survey) |
Jemi Fraser | 2/24 | Reviews |
L. Diane Wolfe | 2/24 | Nothing New Under the Sun |
Alex J. Cavanaugh | 3/4 | Books into Movies - So many ways to watch |
C. Lee McKenzie | 3/4 | Cliques & Bullies--It's hard to be a teen, no matter when |
Sherry Ellis | 3/9 | Bullies Presentations & a Review |
Christine Rains | 3/9 | Review |
Heather Holden | 3/23 | Books Come Alive with Art! |
Lindsey McKay had to leave her friends, her home, and her dreams in Nebraska when her family moved to New York so that her little sister could go to Julliard. Her parents work a lot, and Lindsey is left on her own to stew in her jealousy. Stopping to pet an adorable dog on the street, she meets Madame Destinée, an infamous ballet teacher. She sniffs out great talent, and Madame believes Lindsey has it. Taking classes with Madame is a dream, but things just aren't right at the exclusive school. When the other students start to disappear, Lindsey discovers the reason is more chilling than she ever imagined. Will she be able to save the other students before she becomes a permanent part of Madame Destinée's collection? I do love modern fairy tales, especially with a good dose of the paranormal. This YA story hooked me right away in Lindsey's world. The frightening move to a big city, the sadness at having left her whole life behind, and the green streak of jealousy when a sibling gets all the attention. I certainly sympathized, feeling how it all seemed unfair. Lindsey has a strong voice, but not a mean one. She does still love her sister despite everything. Then all the wonder when she meets Madame Destinée and is introduced to her magical school. The details are lovely, and even later when the creepiness sneaks in, it is still hauntingly beautiful, especially with the music boxes. Madame Destinée herself is a striking character. Mysterious and dominating, yet seemingly kind to her students. All those pretty cakes and treats. Yum! I was a big fan of Robert. I sympathized with him, too, that his family wanted him to play hockey and not dance. The whole cast of characters was varied and enchanting. Or enchanted, as the case had been with some! I highly recommend this book to fans of YA paranormals. It had me under its spell. |