Glow in the Dark: A Streak of Light Book Review & Giveaway #GlowInTheDarkAStreakOfLight

October 16, 2024 Kristin

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Disclosure: This post is sponsored by T.J. Scripps. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view. I received a free copy of this book in order to share my own opinion.

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ABOUT THE BOOK

Glow in the Dark: A Streak of Light

Ruby, a regular 10-year-old girl with fiery red hair and wild green eyes, has her life turned upside down when her grandmother gives her a magical dreamcatcher. One night, it transports her to the dazzling planet of Starland, where she discovers The Aura Embassy, a magnificent glass castle floating in space. There, she meets alien kids and Royal Light Beings, who welcome her as one of their own. Excited to unravel Starland’s mysteries and connect them to her own world, Ruby faces danger as sinister Dark Beings threaten to extinguish all light, both on Starland and Earth. With thrilling challenges ahead, Ruby must maintain her disguise, uncover secrets, and stop the dark forces before it’s lights out forever. Join Ruby on her daring quest to save the world’s light!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR, T.J. Scripps

T.J. Scripps, based in Austin, Texas, spends loads of time in South Africa, where she grew up. She’s a passionate traveler, always off to weird and wonderful places far from the beaten track, hunting for new signs. Her favorite aura-charging spots are lakes, rivers, and oceans – basically anywhere wet and wild. She’s into historical adventures, stargazing, and wandering down trails like a lost hobbit, all while hanging out with kids from all walks of life.

Catch T.J. at any Renaissance festival – she’ll be the enchantress casting spells and charming everyone. Her hobby? Collecting oddities and curios that make you wonder, “What even is that?” She’s also a fireworks and bonfire fanatic. All these unique quirks have woven their way into Ruby’s world.

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About the Illustrator

Dane Doubell was born in the 1980s—back when computers were the size of microwaves and dial-up was the soundtrack of the future. As a child, he dreamed of drawing robots and building them to take over the world—so far, he’s nailed the drawing part.

OUR REVIEW

A precious gift from a beloved grandmother sets the course for an exciting adventure for young Ruby. While Ruby travels to Starland and learns of the importance of how the “Light Beings” help with the humans aura, she also learns of the not-so-bright side of things when she encounters the sons of the ruler of Shadowland.

This is really a true way to introduce young minds to a captivating story and how the use of imagination and dreaming has endless potential and boundaries. A light thrill that will enthrall all who read it.

I am well over the age of the suggested age for this book, but I always consider the “+” means that a book or product can be enjoy by kids big and small. I am on the “big kid” side of that range.

The book is available for purchase on Amazon in paperback, hardcover or for Kindle. It is ideal for children ages 8+ and a great read at 202 pages.