where the forest meets the stars by glendy vanderah

Violence: PG-13 for intense sequences and thematic elements a retelling of child molestation and double murder, armed gunmen trying to break in and shooting.

Overall: R for language, intense sequences, and adult content Where the Forest Meets the Stars Parent Guide Each of the main characters has been hurt in their lives but when they come together they build each other up and become even stronger than they were alone. I wasn’t a huge fan of all the profanity and honestly, the author could have changed how Gabriel found out about his mom’s affair, even though it didn’t go into details. First Impressions Photo by Sebastian Pichler on UnsplashĪt first, I thought this could be an interesting read, but I kept putting it off because I wasn’t feeling a contemporary fiction novel.

It just helps me make a bit for doing what I love. This in no way changes the price for you. Their fates will be left up to the stars.ĭisclosure: I am an Amazon affiliate so if you click on a link and decide to buy something I will get pennies for referring you. The more they get to know her the more questions they have like how does she understand Shakespeare and why good things keep happening around her? When everyone’s painful pasts catch up to them, all their secrets are exposed. Jo just thinks that she is a runaway and enlists the help of her neighbor Gabriel to find her parents.ĭaily checks of missing person websites become further apart as the little girl teaches them how to love and trust again. Ursa Major, the girl, has to stay on earth until she sees five miracles, and then she must go back to her people. Jo is renting a house and doing her bird research when a girl claiming to be an alien from a distant planet walks into her life. Where the Forest Meets the Stars begins when a little girl walks out of the woods barefoot and covered in bruises. Synopsis of Where the Forest Meets the Stars

Where the forest meets the stars by glendy vanderah