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Lädt ... The Geneva Project - Lies (Volume 3)von Christina Benjamin
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"Geneva Sommers, a young orphan girl on a quest to know who she is, has always wished for a different life. Since the great flood and the untimely death of her parents, she's lived a captive life at the orphanage, barely surviving the dangerous predators that patrol the prison-like walls of the Troian Center. One day, Nova, a brave orphan boy claiming to know the truth, speaks up. He tells her an impossible legend and that she's the key to unlocking it. Not only does he believe she's the daughter of a long-lost goddess, but he thinks she holds the magic necessary to save their island. If the myths are true, not only will Geneva learn her true identity but she could be the only one able to prevent Hullabee Island from falling into the hands of a dark and mysterious enemy. With the help of Nova and her fellow outcast friends, Geneva plans to escape the Troian Center to uncover the truth and save her island. But first, she must learn to master her newly acquired magic powers. Will she master her magic in time or will her quest for the truth be her fatal flaw?"--Page 4 of cover. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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The story is filled with excitement, danger, adventure, magic, and friendship - so many elements that make an amazing story. There are moments when 65's wisdom is beyond her years, while many other times she does things that remind us that she is still just a kid. As awkward as that was to read and never know how she would behave, that's true to middle school. Some of the violence and romance was less believable for her age. Number 65 and her peers also experienced brutal mistreatment by the majority of adults in their lives. The abuse of power is a heartwrenching thing, and so much more when enacted toward children.
The narration was wonderful and the two narrators did an excellent job telling the story in multiple voices. I look forward to hearing the next part of Geneva's story.
I received a free audiobook from the author and have reviewed it voluntarily. ( )