Book Review: “Juniper Leaves: The Otherworldly Tale of a Lonesome Magical Girl” by Jaz Joyner
“Juniper Leaves: The Otherworldly Tale of a Lonesome Magical Girl” by Jaz Joyner (2017)
Genre: Fantasy, Fiction
Page Length: 250 pages (electronic review copy)
Synopsis:
Kinky-haired blerd Juniper Bray used to believe in magic, until she lost her best friend: her grandmother.
Now this 15-year-old shy girl is going on her dad’s research trip to a farm hundreds of miles away to stay with a family she barely knows and the opposite of a best friend, her new arch nemesis, Bree McKinney. Little does she know the next few months Juniper will discover magical powers she never knew she had, stumble into her first crush and well, quite frankly, save the world.
Juniper Leaves is a fantastical coming-of-age tale of a girl who learns to let go, live a little, and best of all, believe in herself — all by her sixteenth birthday. (description from Goodreads)
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FTC Disclaimer: This book was given to me by the author in exchange for a fair and honest review.
Great review!
Thank you!
Oooo I’m super excited you enjoyed this. I LOVE the cover for this one. Also you said it gave you Narnia feels, so of course I need to give it a go
Yay! Hope you enjoy the book when you read it!