The Last Shimmer by By Sage Hyatt

 



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Today I'll be reviewing The Last Shimmer by Sage Hyatt, a middle grade horror novel, my copy received through Blackberry Book Tours

 About The Last Shimmer

In this middle-grade horror story, Tiger Lily Dander and her friend, Stacy, wake one morning to a world in which everyone they care about is missing, except each other. Together the girls must determine why their loved ones have disappeared before their menacing shadows succeed in robbing them of their joy and making sure they, too, vanish forever.



Genre:  Middle-grade horror
Print length: 27 Pages
Age range: From middle-grade to all ages


My review:
⭐⭐⭐⭐
The Last Shimmer is a short middle grade horror story, Tiger Lily wakes up to find everyone is missing, everyone except her best friend Stacy. The shadows have taken over their human counterparts and Tiger Lily and bestie need to stop them before there is no left to do so.

Well written, muli-pov that follows well and holds ones attention. The concept is very creepy and sinister, what if one day all our shadows take us over, a world of just negativity.

Tiger Lily seems like a cool and smart kid, I bet her creator Sage Hyatt is just the same.
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There is good and bad, light and dark, in each of us. We just have to accept it.

If Sage Hyatt is writing like this at 10 years of age, I can not wait to see what you come up with in the future. I look forward to seeing you grow in your craft and imagination.

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Now let's meet our author:


About the Author:
Sage Hyatt loves to sing, make arts and crafts, and is a connoisseur of desserts and cute cat memes. She is author of The Last Shimmer, and her story “Psychopath Strawberry” was published in the June issue of Spaceports & Spidersilk. More of her tales can be found at Not Your Father’s Bedtime Stories.

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