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The Silver Moon Elm

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The Silver Moon Elm

"Scaly skin, family fights...it's tough being a teenage dragon. Jennifer was just starting to get comfortable in her own skin, scaly as it is. She should have known that, as half-weredragon, half-beaststalker, things don't stay normal for too long... F"

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Title of ebook: The Silver Moon Elm
ISBN: 9781429538602
Publisher: Berkley
Internet download file size: 536 kb
Pages: 368
Released online for download: 06-05-2007
Author of eBook: Davidson, MaryJanice

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	2 09/19/2007
Reviewer: A viewer from GB
A confusing plot line. Please beware spoilers if you read on. It wasn't clear how Skip and Slider knew the world was going to change. And why a quadrivarium was needed when Dianna performed the sorcery all on her own anyway, also where the Andi character came from and what was she doing as part of the quadrivarium anyway when she was such a do-gooder type. Additionally the dialogue between Jennifer and her parents crossed the line at times and was just rudely offensive not merely humourously so.
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