Questions About Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow

by Jessica Day George (Goodreads Author)

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I don't know who wrote their book first, Jessica Day George or Edith Pattou but this book(Sun and Moon and Ice and Snow) is EXACTLY like East by Edith Pattou. East is my most favorite books, I would recognize this storyline anywhere. I'm annoyed someone copied someone else's book. So my question is, Which book came out first, East or Sun and Moon and Ice and Snow?

Jessica East came out first, if you look at the copyright info in the books. I was working on my version of the story when I read it, and was relieved to find…moreEast came out first, if you look at the copyright info in the books. I was working on my version of the story when I read it, and was relieved to find that she'd taken the story in a very different direction. Sarah Beth Durst was working on Ice at the same time as I was working on Sun and Moon, but with her publishing schedule and whatnot, Ice came out a couple years later. (less)

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Is this book clean? What age level would it be?

Ryu Squeaky clean, from what I remember. I read this when I was about 10 or 11. I think this book (as well as the other Jessica Day George books) is a gre…moreSqueaky clean, from what I remember. I read this when I was about 10 or 11. I think this book (as well as the other Jessica Day George books) is a great introduction to YA books.(less)

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What age group is this recommended for?

Pen&Quill Read Its on the younger side of YA (young adult) good for ages 12 and up

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What was your favorite part of this book?

Pen&Quill Read Well that's a tough one.... I've always wanted to talk to animals, and have a pet wolf! So I really liked those aspects. Also JDG is a favorite author…moreWell that's a tough one.... I've always wanted to talk to animals, and have a pet wolf! So I really liked those aspects. Also JDG is a favorite author (I absolutely adore her 12 dancing princess trilogy!) And then there's the fact that it has Scandinavian folklore roots, I mean how cool is that?! But probably my favorite part is that the Lass (protagonist) is not a damsel in distress, she dose most of the saving, is hard working, clever, kind, perhaps a bit impulsive and stubborn but who isn't?😉(less)

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Is there some romance in this?

Pen&Quill Read Yes. There are actually several romances woven through out this novel, all of them clean and better still no install love! ( that's where the characte…moreYes. There are actually several romances woven through out this novel, all of them clean and better still no install love! ( that's where the characters fall madly in love on site for no other apparent reason then they think the other is super hot or whatever) But non of that here, while there are a few romance threads that's not all this books about the heroine has a brain, is strong, determined and kind. Also a good point, no annoying love interests.
Hope this helped:-)
Quill

PS
If you like this check out Jessica Day George's other books
Princess of the midnight Ball #1
Princess of glass#2
Princess of the silver woods #3
Also...
Hattie Big Sky by Kirby Larson
Hattie Ever After by Kirby Larson
Beauty by Robin McKinley
Entwined by Heather Dixon
All sweet romances on the younger side of YA
Happy reading!(less)

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