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Anni Moon The Elemental Artifact Anni Moon Series Book 1 eBook Melanie Abed Hisham Abed

Awesome Book! I read this book on a recommendation from my son's girlfriend. I've come to trust her because she suggested a book I loved last month, and she did it again with Anni Moon & The Elemental Artifact. Although I'm pretty sure I'm not the intended reader for this book, I totally engaged with it because your heart goes out to Anni's situation right away. She lives in a world that is magic and weirdly wonderful, but the way Anni thinks is just so real. For me that's what makes a story great - Anni may be fiction, but the things she does and says are true.

The book is at turns hilarious, heart breaking, exciting (especially towards the end), and always totally imaginative. There's a lot of memorable names in this book, like Brat (which is a combination of a bat and a rat - so cute!), there's a Zelda Scurryfunge, and an Effie OggleBoggle. The writer is super good with words and combining things together in a way you'd never think about until you see that it's obvious they were meant to go together.

Finally, there are images throughout the book - beautiful illustrations for every chapter. I love it when books do that. When you meet the characters you can actually see what they look like. There's also tons of mental images in the writing. It's a visually rich world complete with a map!

So I guess I'm writing all this because this is a brand new book and I just wanted to support something really great!


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Anni Moon The Elemental Artifact Anni Moon Series Book 1 eBook Melanie Abed Hisham Abed Reviews

I am an older adult (70's) and found this book to be fascinating and I am anxiously waiting for the next book. The heroine is stubborn and goes her own way in spite of being asked to do something differently AND important. She ignores the warning. Often I was exasperated with her but understand that she "had" to do it her way (I got a hint in the last chapter of what her role is supposed to be and in that context see why she ignored so many warnings.)

There is a lesson here for both adults and children....if adults would take the time to explain more "why" to a child, they might get more positive results. If a child would listen more to a warning and an explanation as to why, maybe the child could make better decisions. Of course the tale here is directed for the middle school set and hopefully it will teach how important friendships are as well as entertain.

The story itself and the world depicted is unique. I am so tired of all the vampires and werewolves; this world is a refreshing change. I am eagerly waiting for the next book to learn more about Anni.
Anni Moon and her best friend Lexi are orphans. They have been raised in an all girls school by their guardians, whose families have always run the school and for Anni especially, it has not always been easy. Anni’s beloved guardian Mabel disappeared and was declared dead three years ago which made things even harder. Now Lexi’s guardian has disappeared and been declared dead too. The school, their only home, is being purchased and everything is changing. Suddenly an impossible creature, a flying rat in clothes, chases Anni down to give her a message “You must not leave school Anni Moon.” He will not tell her who the message is from but he does mention he had already delivered a message to Lexi.

Things only start to get stranger as the girls are expelled then Lexi is kidnapped and Anni is forced on a plane with a cat by her guardian. Anni is unhappy and takes pity on the cat and lets him out of his carrier, only for him to walk off and have to be chased down. When Anni finds him in the bathroom she tries to pick him up and is suddenly in another place altogether. This is where Anni learns about elementals and the world they live in, which her guardians seem to be a part of and have kept secret from her. As Anni learns more about a world she never could have dreamed up, and her best friend who has her own secrets, she determinedly insists on doing things her way and putting everything she has into finding Lexi.

This is the first book in a series and as such, it tries to lay down a lot of information. At times it can be overwhelming to remember all the characters or understand what is happening. But the author’s writing style kept pulling me along as I fell in love with Anni. She is a strong willed 12 (almost 13) year old girl that is a great example of perseverance. The world created by the author is rich and varied and kept astounding me. She creates words that are silly and fun and make your mouth pucker and twist. My son and I giggled at some of the silliness. The fact that it is intended as a series is good, because this book did leave me with many questions and we cannot wait to delve into book 2.

This book is great for readers 8 and up. While it may be aimed at girls, I think young boys would love it just as much. It could appeal to children who enjoy magical and supernatural stories like Harry Potter and the Bartimaeus Trilogy.
Awesome Book! I read this book on a recommendation from my son's girlfriend. I've come to trust her because she suggested a book I loved last month, and she did it again with Anni Moon & The Elemental Artifact. Although I'm pretty sure I'm not the intended reader for this book, I totally engaged with it because your heart goes out to Anni's situation right away. She lives in a world that is magic and weirdly wonderful, but the way Anni thinks is just so real. For me that's what makes a story great - Anni may be fiction, but the things she does and says are true.

The book is at turns hilarious, heart breaking, exciting (especially towards the end), and always totally imaginative. There's a lot of memorable names in this book, like Brat (which is a combination of a bat and a rat - so cute!), there's a Zelda Scurryfunge, and an Effie OggleBoggle. The writer is super good with words and combining things together in a way you'd never think about until you see that it's obvious they were meant to go together.

Finally, there are images throughout the book - beautiful illustrations for every chapter. I love it when books do that. When you meet the characters you can actually see what they look like. There's also tons of mental images in the writing. It's a visually rich world complete with a map!

So I guess I'm writing all this because this is a brand new book and I just wanted to support something really great!