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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Worldmaker of Yand - Eltanin" by Andri E. Elia.]

After recovering Yildiz from the stasis pod in which he was caged for three hundred years, he is left with scars and nightmares from his torment and suffering. Stardust, Yanara's mother, who believed that Yildiz was her long-lost lover, Yileen, stays by his side through all this but suddenly discovers a very grave scar on his stomach, which, to their surprise, just appeared on his stomach. They couldn't fathom the source of this grave scar, as he didn't have it when they retrieved his body from the stasis pod. This raises the question of whether Yildiz could truly be Yileen. On the other hand, Yanara and her son, Wolfpack, discover the presence of a silvery but beautiful stranger relegated to the dark part of an inn on their planet, Tuncay. Surprised, they try to question her to discover her origin, but the only response they got from her before her disappearance was that she was there in search of her mom and dad. Who could this girl, who had a striking resemblance to her husband, Frost, and her son, Snowfox, be? And will they cross paths with her again; as the pathfinder?
 
Worldmaker of Yand-Eltanin, Book 3: Worldmaker of Yand Trilogy by Andri E. Elia is a fictional sci-fi/fantasy book of 272 total pages. The author's descriptions were clear, vivid, and crisp, with illustrations that brought the characters to life; these descriptions enlivened the book. The author alternated between the past and the present smoothly and without confusion. I was able to share in the feelings of these characters; my eyes watered when they encountered difficulties, and I smiled, or rather, was filled with joy at their victories. I also like the fact that the author incorporated some form of humor in this piece, which kept me chuckling as I read on. The plot was fascinating, with enough twists and turns to keep me on the edge of my seat. I was captivated by the storyline and the lessons it contained. One thing that stuck with me was how the K'tuls were able to show some form of leniency and affection considering their inborn nature of guile and evil. 
 
Overall, the book contained a satisfactory amount of suspense that was able to keep the reader glued to the end. The author's effort in explaining some events in the previous Worldmaker series that led to the recent series is really applaudable; it made the plot easy to comprehend. Also, with this, the book can be read as a stand-alone. What I did not like about this book was how the illustrations didn't seem to match the pages they were on. Also, I did not like that Yanara treated her husband with less affection than her wife, Mandolen.
 
Despite the dislikes I listed, this book deserves a perfect five-star rating, though I discovered some errors while reading. I would gladly rate the book five out of five stars because of the captivating knowledge it contains.
 
I would recommend this book to fans of magic, sci-fi, and fantasy books. As this book doesn't contain any sexual material, it is appropriate for young adults.

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Worldmaker of Yand-Eltanin, Book 3: Worldmaker of Yand Trilogy is an interesting science fiction thriller that portrays the life of the protagonist, Yanara. Am curious what fate has in store for her in this third series. I enjoyed reading the first and second installments of this book. I will add this to my TBR list.

I can't completely say I will enjoy reading this book. Well done.

The mention of the appropriate age range for the book is a helpful addition for anyone looking to give it as a gift.
I appreciate that you gave such a glowing recommendation despite some minor issues with the book. Your review has definitely convinced me to add this book to my reading list - thank you for sharing your thoughts!

Great job on writing such an engaging review! You really brought the story to life with your descriptions. Your review makes me really interested in checking out this book - I love a good sci-fi/fantasy story. The way you describe the characters' emotions really speaks to the power of the author's writing.

Your attention to detail in your review really shows how much you were invested in the story. I love how you pointed out the author's skill in alternating between past and present without causing confusion. The fact that this book can be read as a standalone is a huge plus - thanks for mentioning that.

The fact that the book was able to keep you on the edge of your seat is a testament to the author's skill. I appreciate that you gave credit to the author for explaining events from previous books, as that can be a major hurdle for readers new to a series. Your review is very well-written and clearly shows your passion for the book.

I enjoyed how the review was able to hold my attention. This kind of book is what I love reading so much. It sounds captivating and appealing. Good job.

That book is full of mystery because I can't imagine how someone can be caged for three hundred years. I will love to read it. Good job.

I confess I still have to read the first book of this series. Meanwhile, book 3 confirms the good impressions I had reading the reviews of the first two books, so feel a growing interest for this series. Thank you for your great review!

This is an exciting and captivating work of fiction. I like that the author descriptively created the world and the characters. That they are well developed is a great feature of a good book that I like to read. I hope they cross path again.

This is a classic I would love to read. The summary of the book as made me create an interest in the book. And I keep wondering if Yanara will cross path with this stranger girl again. It will be exciting to read.

The plot of this book seems complicated. Story as this are not really my thing. I commend the author for coming up with stories like this. That the characters are well developed is a thing to applaud him for. Kudos!

The story sounds fascinating and I like the mysterious element in the book. Specifically, the idea of someone being found out from a pod in which he's been caged for 300 years sounds enthralling.

It's clear that you were engaged and invested in the book, given the wealth of information you were able to share. Your comments on the author's perspective and personal experiences were particularly interesting.