Sunday, November 3, 2019

Woven in Moonlight: A Book Review



Woven in Moonlight is a spellbinding adventure in Bolivia, complete with magic, decoys, political wars, weaving, romance, friendships, tyrants, secrets, and cute woven animals. I enjoyed the plot that surrounded political war between two groups of people and a main character as a decoy in an enemy place. The side characters are also well developed and I grew to love them. Bolivian culture is also a strong point in this novel with plenty of Spanish words and descriptions of Bolivian food.

This is a solid fantasy novel. I enjoyed reading it, especially because it's different than any other fantasy novel I've ever read. I do wish there was more romance. And I wasn't entirely satisfied with the ending. But I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves YA fantasy! I great debut by Isabel Ibanez. I can't wait to read her next book.

Writing Aesthetic/Style: 4
Plot/Movement: 4.5
Character Development: 4
Overall: 4

Thank you Page Street Publishing for the ARC! This book will be published January 7, 2019.

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