Wonder
R. J. Palacio
Another excellent Juvenile Fiction for readers interested in this subject
In 'The Girl Who Drank the Moon', the people of the Protectorate sacrifice a baby each year to appease a witch named Xan. However, Xan is kind and rescues the children, delivering them to loving families. One year, she accidentally infuses a baby girl, Luna, with extraordinary magic by feeding her moonlight instead of starlight. As Luna's thirteenth birthday approaches, her magic begins to emerge, leading to unforeseen dangers. Meanwhile, a young man from the Protectorate plots to eliminate the witch, and ominous forces gather around them.
This book is ideal for middle-grade readers who enjoy fantasy stories filled with magic, adventure, and strong character development.
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R. J. Palacio
Another excellent Juvenile Fiction for readers interested in this subject
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