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A review by ayanamifaerudo
Dreamwalker by C.M. Broyles, Rhys Bowen
3.0
I thought it was YA. The first few paragraphs read like YA but then as I delved further in, I realized that it was more middle-grade than YA. How could I have mistaken it for YA. Ah, the Absentee Parents Syndrome, that's how I have initially mistaken it for YA. Actually, there was one part where I was very much reminded of Heidi. Both of the characters in Heidi and in Dreamwalker lost their parents and now they're in the custody of aunts who didn't want them. The aunt wanting to get out of taking care of a child, immediately passed the girl to someone or somewhere where the child could be taken care of.
Ah, I made a note on this part. How could the aunt trust what was pop-up website of some school no one had heard about before but apparently she was convinced that it was a top boarding school for academics, manners and such. Providence, then.
This is a good book for middle grade readers, for those who love fantasy, boarding schools, adventures and a whole other world with an evil to defeat. Oh, did I mention that there were superpowers as well? Yes, if you love those then you might want to read this.
Ah, I made a note on this part. How could the aunt trust what was pop-up website of some school no one had heard about before but apparently she was convinced that it was a top boarding school for academics, manners and such. Providence, then.
This is a good book for middle grade readers, for those who love fantasy, boarding schools, adventures and a whole other world with an evil to defeat. Oh, did I mention that there were superpowers as well? Yes, if you love those then you might want to read this.