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Two girls are linked by destiny: Stephanie, a friendless misfit, and Freya, who sees angels. When one of these angels begins to stalk her, Freya faces irreversible choices. Reviews highlight the book's outstanding prose, suspenseful plot, and quiet humor, with Amanda Craig from The Times praising its quality. Nikki Gamble from The Bookseller notes its originality and thought-provoking nature, while Nicholas Tucker from TES describes it as tense, quirky, and highly individual. Huw Thomas from BOOKS FOR KEEPS commends the deft construction that portrays two worlds in a moving way. Carousel calls it a fascinating read, and The Daily Telegraph appreciates the complex blend of teen angst and behavioral ethics. Jill Murphy from The Bookbag finds it unputdownable, highlighting its exploration of personal spirituality and character perspectives. Lesley Agnew from The Bookseller emphasizes the strong depiction of teenage anxieties that make the fantasy plausible. Cy Mag describes it as haunting and thought-provoking, while Jo Griffiths from Waterstones labels it a fantastic read. Bliss recommends it as a must-read for those who love stories about friendship.
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Il custode di Freya, Cliff McNish, Luca Tarenzi
- Sprache
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2010
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- Titel
- Il custode di Freya
- Sprache
- Italienisch
- Autor*innen
- Cliff McNish, Luca Tarenzi
- Verlag
- Salani Editore
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2010
- Einband
- Hardcover
- Seitenzahl
- 237
- ISBN10
- 8862562276
- ISBN13
- 9788862562270
- Reihe
- Schlagwörter
- Belletristik, Fantasy, Young Adult, Abenteuer, Young Adult Fantasy, Übernatürliche Phänomene, Britische Literatur, Urbane Fantasy, Mädchen, Engel, Mobbing
- Erstveröffentlichung
- 2007
- Originaltitel
- Angel
- Bewertung
- 3,35 von 5 Sternen
- Beschreibung
- Two girls are linked by destiny: Stephanie, a friendless misfit, and Freya, who sees angels. When one of these angels begins to stalk her, Freya faces irreversible choices. Reviews highlight the book's outstanding prose, suspenseful plot, and quiet humor, with Amanda Craig from The Times praising its quality. Nikki Gamble from The Bookseller notes its originality and thought-provoking nature, while Nicholas Tucker from TES describes it as tense, quirky, and highly individual. Huw Thomas from BOOKS FOR KEEPS commends the deft construction that portrays two worlds in a moving way. Carousel calls it a fascinating read, and The Daily Telegraph appreciates the complex blend of teen angst and behavioral ethics. Jill Murphy from The Bookbag finds it unputdownable, highlighting its exploration of personal spirituality and character perspectives. Lesley Agnew from The Bookseller emphasizes the strong depiction of teenage anxieties that make the fantasy plausible. Cy Mag describes it as haunting and thought-provoking, while Jo Griffiths from Waterstones labels it a fantastic read. Bliss recommends it as a must-read for those who love stories about friendship.