Book Review of Matchbox
Girls
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Matchbox
Girls
Chrysoula
Tzavelas
Paperback: 324 pages
Publisher: Candlemark & Gleam
ISBN-10: 1936460203
ISBN-13: 978-1936460205
Blurb
:
She rescues them from an empty house and
promises to find their missing uncle. She even manages to feed them dinner. But
she barely feels competent to manage her own life, let alone care for small
children with strange, ominous powers... And when a mysterious angelic figure
shows up and tries to claim the girls, it all falls apart...
Plagued by visions of disaster, Marley has no
idea what she's gotten herself into, but she knows one thing: magical or not,
the kids need her.
About the
Author:
Chrysoula Tzavelas went to twelve schools in
twelve years while growing up as an Air Force brat, and she never met a library
she didn't like. She now lives near Seattle with some random adults,
miscellaneous animals, and a handy small child. She likes combed wool, bread
dough, and gardens. She's also a certified technology addict; it says so on her
(trademark-redacted) music player.
Contacts:
Book Trailer: http://youtu.be/bAhT-MTK9cE
Book Review:
Charming story that had my head reeling
with the fast paced action, the confusion over who to trust and whether to
trust what she is seeing or not. The story is written in such a way that we
feel like the heroine and we feel her internal struggle to accept that the thing
she has always felt make her undesirable and unlovable is actually a good
thing.
I give this story 4.5 out of 5
clouds.
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