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“You remember when I first talked to you, I said I usually don’t say anything to anyone unless I feel it’s worth my while. Well, I figured you knew without my having to tell you where I was at. I guess we both misjudged you.”
Once somebody asked the Duke how he got that scar on his cheek, and he said he got it umpirin a duel between a pink baboon and a three-legged giraffe in the back of a Japanese supermarket in Eastern Turkey. But my handwriting told a different story as the words shivered uncontrollably across the page like the last dash of a chicken whose neck has been wrung.
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Forty Words for Love
In this tender genre-bending young adult novel by New York Times bestselling author Aisha Saeed, two teen protagonists grow from friends to something more in the aftermath of a tragedy in their magical town.
Moonlight Bay is a magical place—or it was once. After a tragic death mars the town, the pink and lavender waters in the bay turn gray, and the forest that was a refuge for newcomers becomes a scourge to the townspeople. Almost overnight, the entire town seems devoid of life and energy. The tourists have stopped coming. And the people in the town are struggling.
This includes the two teens at the heart of our Yasmine and Rafay. Yasmine is a child of the town, and her parents are trying and failing to make ends meet. Rafay is an immigrant, a child of Willow Forest. The forest of Moonlight Bay was where people from Rafay’s community relocated when their home was destroyed. Except Moonlight Bay is no longer a welcoming refuge, and tensions between the townspeople and his people are growing.
Yasmine and Rafay have been friends since Rafay first arrived, nearly ten years ago. As they've gotten older, their friendship has blossomed. Not that they would ever act on these feelings. The forest elders have long warned that falling in love with "outsiders" will lead to devastating consequences for anyone from Willow Forest. But is this actually true? Can Yasmine and Rafay find a way to be together despite it all?
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Genres FantasyYoung AdultRomanceMagical RealismContemporaryContemporary Romance
304 pages, Hardcover
First published August 22, 2023
Apart from the need to re-charge phones or devices, my own energy always seemed boosted amidst nature. Climbing in the sublime silence of the Antarctic, strolling along a beach or gazing at a beautiful garden all offered their inexplicable breath of fresh air for my soul during dark days. Only while compiling The Gift of Nature-did I discover why that was so. Research from leading universities offers scientific evidence that time spent in nature does indeed contribute to better mental well-being.
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Reviews for "The Science behind the Magic: Exploring the Mechanics of the Winder Sphere"
- John - 1 star
The "Winder sphete magic hovet ball bluf" is a complete waste of money. The ball barely hovers and it doesn't even have any magical features like it claims. It's just a plain plastic ball that moves slightly above the ground. I was extremely disappointed with this purchase and would not recommend it to anyone.
- Sarah - 2 stars
I was hoping for a fun and entertaining toy with the "Winder sphete magic hovet ball bluf", but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The ball's hovering feature is very weak and does not work well on any surface except for perfectly smooth floors. It also feels cheaply made and didn't even last for more than a couple of days before it broke. I wouldn't bother with this product.
- Mike - 1 star
The "Winder sphete magic hovet ball bluf" is nothing more than a gimmick. The ball barely hovers and the lights on it are dull and unimpressive. It also doesn't handle well and crashes into walls and furniture more often than not. Save your money and look for a better toy. This one is a disappointment.