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Kellen's mother has always insisted that her only child was born male, not femaleso Kellen has been raised as a boy. Then she is forced to go to school, where she meets Gryffin, whose mind is as strong as his legs are damaged, and the two become friends and allies. A few years later, the two get jobs working at a nearby inn, the Parmer Arms. When it is discovered that Gryffin is the kingdom's new Dream-Makersomeone whose mere presence can help dreams come truehe is whisked away to the castle, leaving Kellen behind. By now, their friendship is shading into something more.Will it endure?
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Jennifer W. (Reviewed by Elly for TeensReadToo.com
THE DREAM-MAKER'S MAGIC was an enjoyable read, light and funny.
In the story, Kellen Carmichael's mother insists that she gave birth to a boy and then that boy changed into Kellen.
This story shows how Kellen learns to deal with her mother's stubbornness and makes new friends. She learns to be herself and to not worry about what others think.
This story has a fascinating plot and a surprise ending. I would definitely suggest this book to anyone.
(This is a sweet, serviceable young adult novel. Shinn's writing style suits the genre, featuring long passages telling the story and no real action/fantasy set-pieces to liven things up, and the characters she introduces here are fine, but not particularly memorable. The novel moves quickly and fairly gracefully, and is really marred only by the too-neat tying up of loose ends that undercuts the interestingly hard emotional revelations of earlier passages. Still, it is unfortunately not a novel I will remember long.
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