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Neophyte: The Little Angel
THE FIRST BOOK TO THE LITTLE SERIES!Follow the journey of Chirstina and her new friends as she tries to keep them safe from a man that haunts her dreams every night.Christina Starz has always been an outsider at her school. She always had a hard time making friends, but when the star quarterback of the football team and his best friend, Micah, befriend her, things change. She finally feels safe with Phelix and Micah around, but not for long.She needs to protect the guys from the dangers of her own life before it's too late.
191 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 14, 2020
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September 3, 2023
I was pleased to meet the author, Mynk Baylor, at the Kenosha, Wisconsin Book Festival. Her book covers grabbed my attention; they are so pretty. I asked the author if her books were okay for kids to read, and she assured me they were. Books one and two were available, and of course, I bought both. Ms. Baylor signed the two books to my granddaughters, whom I will surprise them with as they visit me.
Book one is appropriate for kids. The main characters are Christina, Micah, and Phelix. Without giving the story away, it’s a typical story of the first day of high school as a freshman. That nervousness of not knowing anyone, not knowing where your locker or classrooms are, trying not to be noticeable. Of course, can school ever occur without a bully in the picture? Yes, a bully needs the spotlight over jealousy. Let’s not forget about the bad guy.
I enjoyed this book. It brought me back to my high school days when the unknown was scary, making friends are special, dealing with bullying is a nightmare, and yet true friends shine through no matter what others may think of them for standing up for the new person.
It is a precious story that is a fast read and introduces the reader to book two with another new student.
Book one is appropriate for kids. The main characters are Christina, Micah, and Phelix. Without giving the story away, it’s a typical story of the first day of high school as a freshman. That nervousness of not knowing anyone, not knowing where your locker or classrooms are, trying not to be noticeable. Of course, can school ever occur without a bully in the picture? Yes, a bully needs the spotlight over jealousy. Let’s not forget about the bad guy.
I enjoyed this book. It brought me back to my high school days when the unknown was scary, making friends are special, dealing with bullying is a nightmare, and yet true friends shine through no matter what others may think of them for standing up for the new person.
It is a precious story that is a fast read and introduces the reader to book two with another new student.
August 21, 2024
READ THIS BOOK IF…
-You love angels.
-You enjoy clean fantasy YA with a side of romance.
-You like swoony sports romance.
-You love the found family trope.
And you aren't easily triggered.
I loved it —it’s not the sweet read I was expecting, but it’s a kind description of a girl (who is dealing with her own threats) and the people who support her no matter what.
-You love angels.
-You enjoy clean fantasy YA with a side of romance.
-You like swoony sports romance.
-You love the found family trope.
And you aren't easily triggered.
I loved it —it’s not the sweet read I was expecting, but it’s a kind description of a girl (who is dealing with her own threats) and the people who support her no matter what.
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