Review of The Crystilleries of Echoland

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Crystilleries of Echoland" by Dew Pellucid.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Is there another world similar to ours? According to Dew Pellucid, this mysterious world is called Echoland. Echoland is full of translucent beings who are the reflections of their counterparts, the sounds. Sounds are the people of our world. No one knew about echoes before thousands of children went missing without a trace. Who could have done this? Are echoes behind the disappearances? Will, a two-year-old, returned. Why did not his twin, Emmy, come back with him?

By reading, you can find the truth. Read The Crystilleries Of Echoland to find everything you want to know about Echoland. Go on a rememberable journey with Will Cleary on his quest to find the twin he lost ten years ago. Have the most important boy in Echoland help you and Will find his sister, reveal secrets on your journey, and have lots of fun with Will and his friends.

I have always loved the concept of parallel worlds. Dew Pellucid did a great job describing every detail of the winter wonderland that is Echoland. I had many questions before reading this. The author answered each question. But not without making me wonder what happens next. Questions kept blooming in my mind as I read the book, which kept me on the edge of my seat. The Crystilleries Of Echoland is very interesting. I will recommend it to all my friends. The book was pleasant because I did not find any errors.

It is one of those rare books that has nothing unpleasant about them. I can’t say anything disagreeable about it. Everything about the book was perfect, with no exceptions.

Keeping everything in mind, I will give the book 4 out of 4 stars. I loved the book. You don’t want to put it down before you finish it. I read both the e-book and the audiobook. I couldn’t find any part that I wanted to skip. The book was engaging from the very beginning till the end.

I would recommend this to anyone who loves the concept of parallel worlds or anyone who enjoyed the Harry Potter series will love this book. Anyone above the age of 15 can read this masterpiece. The book may be too much for a younger audience. However, I would still say anyone can read the book. It has a bit of everything for everyone. I would love to read the book again and would love to read the next part if the author writes one.

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The Crystilleries of Echoland
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