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Title	:	The Blue Moon (The Arasha Circle, #1)
Author	:	Kathrine Kross
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 274 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2014 by Kobo
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The Blue Moon (The Arasha Circle, #1)

Kathrine Kross

ebook | Pages: 274 pages

Rating: 5 | 1 rating Users | 1 review Reviews

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The strong-headed and explorative twins, Fera and Mira, are finally old enough to join their respective tribes and become full-fledged members of society. But when one last adventure leads to the discovery of a mysterious scroll, there are some serious repercussions.

Suddenly an impending threat of war hangs over Freckania, and when the girls realize it may be their fault, they'll do anything to stop it. Now they must solve cryptic clues and race against their enemies to find the first piece of the Arasha Crystal.

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Original Title:	The Blue Moon ISBN13 1230000256505
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Freckania

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This is a really great fantasy that I fell in love with and can't wait for the next book. The lead duo is relatable and real. It was all very fast paced and exciting. There's still a lot of mystery and adventure left for the rest of the series.The world is wonderfully built, with elementalists, different types of society, and a long history we'll hopefully learn more about in later books. It seems just as ancient and confusing as our own, which is really intriguing when the entire plot revolvesThis is a really great fantasy that I fell in love with and can't wait for the next book. The lead duo is relatable and real. It was all very fast paced and exciting. There's still a lot of mystery and adventure left for the rest of the series.The world is wonderfully built, with elementalists, different types of society, and a long history we'll hopefully learn more about in later books. It seems just as ancient and confusing as our own, which is really intriguing when the entire plot revolves