Girl from Everywhere Series, 1: The Girl from Everywhere Lib/E (Audiobook)

from wagner.sarah35

Why did I wait so long to read this book? It's definitely more original in its world-building than most of the YA fantasy I've read recently and I loved the idea of time-travel via map. Characters from a variety of backgrounds make an appearance (as you might expect), and the narrator Nix present...

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The Girl from Everywhere contains one of the most original time travel methods I've ever seen. More than that, it's simply a beautiful book. Nix has grown up on her father's ship, traveling from one place and time to another. Their travel depends on hand drawn maps from the original time period, ...

from JoEnglish

I thoroughly enjoyed reading The Girl From Everywhere. Nix and her father can use maps to travel to the time that the map was drawn. Nix's father is obsessed with his quest to return to a particular point in his timeline, to try and save Nix's mother from dying, and Nix is torn between wanting to...

from ElleGato

Sigh. Another book I'm conflicted over.My rating is probably closer to a 3.5 to be honest. There was so much about this I loved. The characters are so wonderfully written, so lovingly crafted that you feel like you know them in real life. The relationships are complex and difficult and interestin...

from untitled841

This was a lighter story then I thought it would be and I didn't connect with the characters. The plot gained in excitement when adventure set in.