Coraline by Neil Gaiman Book review., by Ana Preciado
I finished this book a couple of days back, and wanted to share with you my opinion on it. I truly enjoyed it as a novel. However, I don’t feel like I learned anything new from it. It’s merely…
The fortune teller had spoken the words, shown her the cards that predicted she would become the focal point of great events. But now, a captive of those who had invaded her land, Ara could only wait, hoping to discover the true path of her destiny. But in a world ruled by the war, what chance did Ara have to attain her heart's desire? Carried far from her home, alone among strangers, only the will of the goddess, the Lady Volmardra, could protect and guide her.
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