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A Year Down Yonder (A Long Way from Chicago, #2)

by Richard Peck

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Low Red Moon

by Ivy Devlin (Goodreads Author)

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Erin Dunphy said: " I like this book; it reminds me of Twilight, because it’s like a gloomy. Ivy Devlin’s, Low Red Moon, is a sensational and bloodcurdling. It talks about a girl whose family was murdered. I can relate this book to Twilight, because it talks about were I like this book; it reminds me of Twilight, because it’s like a gloomy. Ivy Devlin’s, Low Red Moon, is a sensational and bloodcurdling. It talks about a girl whose family was murdered. I can relate this book to Twilight, because it talks about werewolf’s killing people. This book also includes a normal girl that feels attracted to a werewolf. These books are similar because both girls want to be with a werewolf but can’t for their own safety. That’s why Low Red Moon reminds me of Twilight. It’s kind of creepy but it’s keeping my interest. I recommend this book to girls and boys, but mostly girls. You will like this book if you enjoyed Twilight.
The police found Avery sitting in a pond of red-silver blood. Not just any blood, her parent’s blood. Avery didn't know how the murder happened or how she got there. She just wanted to put her parents back together. Avery wanted them to be alive. Now Avery lives with her grandmother, Renee, in Woodlake.
Through the hard times, the only thing she felt connected to was the forest, she couldn't stay out of it. Ben, gorgeous Ben, warned her of the evil that falls within the forest. Ben is gorgeous and hot. Avery was attracted to Ben right away, it was like love at first sight. But his eyes, the brown eyes with a streak of silver, the new guy who tells her that someone is still out to get her. Ben told Avery that he had the same feelings that she had for him. Could it have been possible that Ben and his Uncle could have something to do with Avery's parents getting murdered? Avery's parents were murdered and she can't remember what happened. Avery's father had refused to believe- that werewolves lived deep in the forest that he loved so much.
I can connect to Avery because she likes this boy, and he likes her but they can't see each other their own good. I know how it feels to second guess yourself about a person you really like. So I can relate to these characters and this book alot. I might even read it agian cause it was so good! ...more "

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