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February 10 #LuckyInLove Stars @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

There is so much information in this small book! The author really unpacks the information in a way a juv reader or adult knew to stargazing can absorb and be entertained at the same time.

A brief story about each constellation. I appreciate the concept but found it meh

4 🌟Two sisters are looking at the night sky, and the oldest sister sees and explains the big dipper. But Usha, the younger sister says she sees a big digger, just like her favorite truck. Their cousin comes to join them, and they see a kite. Many different things can be seen in these formations. Some have cultural references, and some are just the readers imagination.

Book 2 in a YA series, Sci-fi. Sometimes a sequel gets stale, but not this one! The adventure of human Noemi and sort of human Abel deepens as Noemi is kidnapped, a new world is discovered and her home world is threatened. A perfect blend of imagination and interesting characters, this is a good second book, and I'm looking forward to reading number 3.

Strong novella. Very dynamic. Tempe is going back to her roots and dealing with a case so complex she needs to see the naked bones. She always gets her killer. #constellation #fourfoursin21

I'd say this works for the #Constellation prompt of #fourfoursin21 - there are stars on the cover, plus Leia hops from system to system in the story. #readingchallenge

Gorgeous. Atmospheric, weird, clever, touching - did I say weird? SUCH a strong sense of place. I loved it! I‘m really sad to be leaving it behind.

Thanks for putting it on my radar @julesG - I don‘t think it‘s something I‘d have picked up on my own. And thanks for making me actually read it, #buddyread folks - the ooh, urr... and wtf?? comments made me actually pick it up. Looking forward to our conversation now 😊.