The Stone Girl's Story
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Mayka and her stone family were brought to life by the stories etched into their bodies. Now time is eroding these vital marks, and Mayka must find a stonemason to recarve them. But the search is more complex than she had imagined, and Mayka uncovers a scheme endangering all stone creatures. Only someone who casts stories into stone can help—but whom can Mayka trust? Where is the stonemason who will save them?
Action and insight combine in this magical coming-of-age novel as the young heroine realizes the savior she’s been searching for is herself.
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Created 3 months ago
“I was going to rate this book 4.75 stars because of the ending. But then I finished the book, and the ending was really good. So 5 stars! I definitely recommend. The climax wasn't my favorite, but the rest of the book was good, and the conclusion was beautiful.”Jade 菊
Created 4 months ago“This world was so enchanting to read about. A magical hermit creates stone creatures that have so much character, and care for each other as a community. The main character (the stone girl) needs to venture out from her maker’s home to protect her family of stone creatures, and the growth she experiences on her journey truly makes you reflect on the phrase “as unchanging as stone”. The magic system the author built was also a highlight of the book and was honestly so creative.
Although a simple book that’s probably geared more towards teens, it was a nostalgic read with a really cool magic system.”Andrea Baham
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Created over 1 year agoAbout Sarah Beth Durst
Sarah Beth Durst is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Spellshop, as well as over twenty-five fantasy books for adults, teens, and kids, including the Queens of Renthia series, Drink Slay Love, and Spark. She has won an American Library Association Alex Award and a Mythopoeic Fantasy Award and has been a finalist for the Andre Norton Nebula Award three times. She lives in Stony Brook, New York, with her husband, her children, and her ill-mannered cat.
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