Book Review: Over the Moon

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Over the Moon by Natalie Lloyd is a hopeful and heart-warming fantasy. Larrabee and I both really liked it.

Dust is a fact of life for twelve-year-old Mallie. It covers the sky in the town of Coal Top and makes everyone feel sad. Gone are the days when weavers used to make cloth out of starlight and the people used to sing and dream of happy things.

All the mountain families are poor, but Mallie’s is poorer than most because her father can no longer work. Although she has only one arm, she scrubs floors for a rich family to keep her little brother out of the mines.

Then, she learns about a chance to make a fortune. Mortimer Good is looking for children to ride winged horses and collect gold dust. Mallie is determined to succeed, but the challenge is even more dangerous than she knows.

This book has plenty of adventure and mystery. I love the world that Lloyd has created, and I especially love the horses, known as Starbirds. And Mallie over the Moon is a heroine who will make you cheer!

 

6 thoughts on “Book Review: Over the Moon

  1. I am a big fan of Natalie Lloyd’s books- so this is going on my to read list for sure. Glad to hear you enjoyed it. I think her writing is amazing. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Looks like I have a new book to ask for this Christmas! I’ve loved Lloyd’s books A Snicker of Magic and The Key to Extraordinary, and this one sounds absolutely fabulous as well! Thanks so much for the review!

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