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KYLEAH'S MIRRORS King of the Trees WILLIAM D BURT Terri L Lahr and Becky Miller 9781579219031 Books

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KYLEAH'S MIRRORS King of the Trees WILLIAM D BURT Terri L Lahr and Becky Miller 9781579219031 Books

Kyleah is the daughter of a sugarmaster in the town of Mapleton. Eager to help her father in any way she can, she too collects the sap of trees, hoping to one day become known as a sugarmistress. Called useless because of her limp, she must contend with unsympathetic stepmother and stepsisters. One day, she unknowingly unleashes a dark evil, one that she must work to fight against. It will take all her strength to resist what will try to overcome her.

I love that in William Burt's King of the Trees series, there are threads of stories from our world, woven into the stories from the world of Gaelathane. Kyleah's Mirrors is, in some ways, a retelling of the classic "Cinderella story." But unlike the Cinderella, Kyleah doesn't need a prince to save her. Through her trials and adventures, she becomes known as the "gifted girl" - no longer useless and unwanted. True to other books in the King of the Trees, the main character, Kyleah must learn to trust in Gaelathane's love and sacrifice.

I greatly enjoyed Kyleah's Mirror. As with The Downs (#5 in The King of the Trees series), I think this book will appeal to adolescent girls in particular. Kyleah is a strong heroine, one worth rooting for, and emulating. 4 stars!

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KYLEAH'S MIRRORS King of the Trees WILLIAM D BURT Terri L Lahr and Becky Miller 9781579219031 Books Reviews

Kyleah is the maimed daughter of a sugarmaster in the town of Mapleton. One day, while helping her father, she accidentally lets loose an evil force, one that she must now destroy.
I enjoyed reading Kyleah's Mirror. As with The Downs I think this book the strong heroine will appeal especially to girls.
I have loved this book ever since I got it. It is fascinating and the author provides great descriptions for settings and characters in his book. Another great thing about it is that William D. Burt puts Christianity in his series. For any home-school mom looking for something for her kids to read, this is a great choice. If you are just looking for something to read, I recommend this book and the series.
Kyleah is the daughter of a sugarmaster in the town of Mapleton. Eager to help her father in any way she can, she too collects the sap of trees, hoping to one day become known as a sugarmistress. Called useless because of her limp, she must contend with unsympathetic stepmother and stepsisters. One day, she unknowingly unleashes a dark evil, one that she must work to fight against. It will take all her strength to resist what will try to overcome her.

I love that in William Burt's King of the Trees series, there are threads of stories from our world, woven into the stories from the world of Gaelathane. Kyleah's Mirrors is, in some ways, a retelling of the classic "Cinderella story." But unlike the Cinderella, Kyleah doesn't need a prince to save her. Through her trials and adventures, she becomes known as the "gifted girl" - no longer useless and unwanted. True to other books in the King of the Trees, the main character, Kyleah must learn to trust in Gaelathane's love and sacrifice.

I greatly enjoyed Kyleah's Mirror. As with The Downs (#5 in The King of the Trees series), I think this book will appeal to adolescent girls in particular. Kyleah is a strong heroine, one worth rooting for, and emulating. 4 stars!

(The Wordsmith Journal strives to guide readers to books of personal interest, with the understanding and respect that what appeals to some may not appeal to others. Therefore we attempt to keep our reviews focused on content, genre and style. The rating is necessary to make use of Goodreads and . It reflects the reviewer's own level of enjoyment, but the review is intended to be informative for the benefit of all readers.)