This is a young adult/teen dystopian novel which should appeal to anyone who's ever read Harry Potter or other books from that general genre. It's about two young girls who live on an island that is privately owned by those who are designing new technology, which just so happens to be their parents. Theirs some paranormal stuff going on that the girls are being directly affected by and must set out on a dangerous and mysterious quest.

The descriptive words used to describe some of the characters was a bit unusual. Possibly appealing to the younger crowd, but I couldn't quite get on board with it. It gave little information for the readers imagination, but I guess it also left the visions up to the reader one hundred percent.

It's a bit hard to follow at times with all the different things going on. There was almost too much information for me, let alone the younger readers. This didn't make it any less of a good book because I enjoyed it immensely and would definitely rate it at 5/5.







 

"Okay Lord I know
I've been asking for more
Give me a sign for the one I adore
For I don't want to ignore
what may be at my door"

This is a portion of a poem that I believe sums up how the writer feels and what she is trying to portray all throughout the book. You may not understand God's plan, but if you keep believing and continue being patient you will see the proof of God's love, and in return you will find happiness.

Life has meaning, every thing you do has an impact on someone's life and is changing the world around you. Your life should be lived to the fullest, and in the end you will share all the glory with God.

This is what I took from Nicole Anderson's poetry. I'm sure every reader may get something different,  but I believe the overall message is clear enough for any reader to understand. 4/5.