Welcome to the Release Day Blitz of Neverland for Shari Arnold. This blitz is hosted by Me, My Shelf, and I.
Author: Shari Arnold
Reading Level: Young Adult
Genre: Paranormal
Released: April 7, 2015
Publisher: CreateSpace
It’s been four months since seventeen-year-old Livy Cloud lost her younger sister, but she isn’t quite ready to move on with her life — not even close. She’d rather spend her time at the Seattle Children’s hospital, reading to the patients and holding onto memories of the sister who was everything to her and more.
But when she meets the mysterious and illusive Meyer she is drawn into a world of adventure, a world where questions abound.
Is she ready to live life without her sister? Or more importantly, is she brave enough to love again?
In this modern reimagining of Peter Pan, will Livy lose herself to Neverland or will she find what she’s been searching for?
Shari Arnold grew up in California and Utah but now resides in Connecticut, with her husband and two kids, where she finds it difficult to trust a beach without waves. She writes Young Adult fiction because it's her favorite. And occasionally she takes photographs.
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I love to think that I would stay in Neverland, I mean come on, who honestly wouldn't? But after a while I think I'd miss my family too much and I'd be happy to see them again but sad to leave Neverland...
ReplyDeleteI would definitely want to grow up, but I'll stretch the rules and say that I would also want visit Neverland once in a while as a grownup. It's good to get older and become wiser and learn from our experiences because that's what can shape us into better people. But I also believe it is good remain young at heart, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
P.S. SUCH a wonderful cover!
Hmm... that is a tough one. If I were to go to Neverland, I would want everyone I loved to come with me so I don't leave anyone behind.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! =)
NEVERLAND would be fun to venture into for some time, but I'd eventually want to come home and grow up. Thanks.
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Anything after a while gets boring, so I'd go home and grow up.
ReplyDeleteI'd grow up. I like my family and being an adult Now I'd rather be a rich one but I still like being an adult.
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