Review: Moon Soul by Nathaniel Luscombe

My Review: 

“I do not fear death. Why are you determined to fear it for me?”

There’s so much about this book I love. The world, the creativity, the memories in the sand… I’ve always loved Nathaniel’s books, and this is no different. It’s so lighthearted and sentimental, and in a world where every story is dark and intense, this is a wonderful break.

So much love went into this book, and it’s outwardly apparent. The characters are full and bright and supportive, and the relationship between August and her mother is complex, but expertly maneuvered.

Another great book by Nathaniel. This is one you don’t want to miss.

Summary: 

"I don't think I can justify it any longer. I'm going to quit my job."

August has never been good with change and isn’t sure who she is beyond her job of reading memories in the sand. When she comes to the conclusion that she has to quit her job, she’s left with an overwhelming sense of emptiness. What follows is the quiet chaos of a girl regaining control over her life on a small desert moon.

Deciding to take a job in the hanging gardens of the Spire, August discovers more to life as she meets new friends, forms a different connection with her home, and faces an unexpected visitor from her past.

Rich in relatable emotions and experiences, inspiring in message, and written in prose that will hook you from page one, Moon Soul is a science fantasy novella unlike any you’ve read before. It will leave you feeling seen and understood.

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