Stars, Hide Your Fire

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Pub Date Oct 05 2021 | Archive Date Sep 27 2022

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Description

"A resonant graphic novel about the price of growing up—or avoiding it." — FOREWORD

"McDonald's tale blends elements of realism and fantasy into a distinctly modern take on the supernatural." — NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO

"Strongly recommended for fans of dark fantasy and YA graphic novels." — CEMETERY DANCE

Andrea and Darra have just started high school in their dead-end Massachusetts hometown with no clear idea of life after graduation. But a chance encounter with a spirit named Carmen promises to make sure their future is bright. However, a strange boy named Liam warns the magic comes at a price. Now the future they want is in reach, but are they willing to sacrifice their friendship?

"A resonant graphic novel about the price of growing up—or avoiding it." — FOREWORD

"McDonald's tale blends elements of realism and fantasy into a distinctly modern take on the supernatural." —...


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ISBN 9781945820892
PRICE $15.00 (USD)
PAGES 162

Average rating from 24 members


Featured Reviews

This is the story of a fairy doing magic, but this is no old fairy tale, set in a by gone age, but a modern story, with two teens who hate where they are living, and want to get out of town, and travel the world.

And of course, that is what the fairy promises.

But all magic has a price, and the price of this fairy's magic is that if you get something, she takes it from another.

The girls are very real, and this is set in the frustration of the modern world, and when Andrea realizes that the fairy is real, it is all she can do to not want this magic. Even if it means it will mess up her best friend Dacca.

Is it worth the price?

Good, fast story. Well done. I like how stark the town was, vs. the glamor of the fairy, even as she drips poison flowers everywhere she goes.

<em>Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.</em>

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