Review: Every Soul A Star

Three lives are transformed at a much-anticipated total solar eclipse. Ally, almost 13, lives at the Moon Shadow Campground, purchased years ago by her parents as the perfect eclipse-viewing site. Ally loves the place and yearns to discover a comet. Jack, 13, glumly chooses helping his science teacher lead an eclipse tour over attending summer school. Bree, 13, who scoffs at science and believes that "[a] good hair day is worth its weight in gold," is horrified to be yanked from her mall-and-makeup life and taken to Moon Shadow. Readers learn through Bree what Ally doesn't know: Immediately after the eclipse, Bree's parents are taking over the campground, and Ally's family is moving to civilization. Each girl is heartbroken about her future until Bree sees the moon through a telescope, which inadvertently releases her "inner geek." Bree's shallowness is initially narratively weak beside Ally and Jack, who are both smart and honestly childlike, as the three voices alternate in the storytelling; however, by the gorgeous climax, Bree is special too. Glowing astronomical details entrance. (author's note, further reading) (Fiction. 8-12)

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There's three different people and combines with one amazing novel.

this book was ok. i liked the way you all three peoples points of view.

This book is the best book I have ever read!!<33 it is a great book and I don't care what age you are, you use need to know how to read, but other than that, I rec cement this book to everyone!!!;)

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This book is heart- warming. It illustrates friendship and shows us that sometimes change can be for the best even though it may not be evident at first. Wendy Mass encourages her readers to try new things. For instance when these three totally different strangers meet for the first time. They clash at first but in the end they're not as different as they seem. As soon as you pick this book up you won't ever want to put it down. 

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Review: Every Soul A Star

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Review: Every Soul A Star

i originally planned to give this three stars. But as i read it all night long i realized it deserves more than that. After what it made me feel. things i like about Every Soul A Star: It gave me a ... Read full review