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Earrings of Ixtumea
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Genre(s)
Age Range
14+
Release Date
July 03, 2003
ISBN
0978215710
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Fourteen-year-old Lupe Hernandez dismisses the legend about her Mexican grandmother's magical earrings as a silly fairytale, despite recurring nightmares of human sacrifice. But then the earrings thrust her into the parallel world of Ixtumea.
User reviews
Decent Book
Overall rating
3.0
Plot
3.0
Characters
0.0
Writing Style
0.0
Reader reviewed by Matt Hill
In this book, Lote, a Hispanic-American teenager, is transported into her grandmothers fairy-tale world that she never really believed in. But, then she learns that she is the one being foretold about in the stories....
This book is a decent read, but in my opinion completely average. Nothing special here to keep my attention, just short enough to read the whole way through in one sitting. It is a decent, readable book, but it was just nothing special.
In this book, Lote, a Hispanic-American teenager, is transported into her grandmothers fairy-tale world that she never really believed in. But, then she learns that she is the one being foretold about in the stories....
This book is a decent read, but in my opinion completely average. Nothing special here to keep my attention, just short enough to read the whole way through in one sitting. It is a decent, readable book, but it was just nothing special.
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