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Foreverafter: An Odd Adventure: Part One: Crash Landers Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

K.J. Quint (Author), Brent Mukai (Narrator), Atthis Arts, LLC (Publisher)
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Audrey (she prefers "Odd") lives in a perpetual state of boredom. She tries to keep busy with small jobs around town and by listening to stories of adventure from a boy in the travelling circus - her only friend, Kite. But Odd has always had one thought in her head: "I want to go on my own adventure."

It appears that Odd's wish finally comes true as a flying island appears over the town and whisks Audrey and Kite away to a far-off place, into a forest of the magical Nightlands where mystic creatures and magical folk roam. It’s up to Audrey and Kite to learn how to master the strange workings of this new world in order to find their way home.

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  1. Listening Length
    2 hours and 12 minutes
  2. Author
    K.J. Quint
  3. Narrator
    Brent Mukai
  4. Audible release date
    September 11, 2018
  5. Language
    English
  6. Publisher
    Atthis Arts, LLC
  7. ASIN
    B07H4XFS8V
  8. Version
    Unabridged
  9. Program Type
    Audiobook
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Listening Length 2 hours and 12 minutes
Author K.J. Quint
Narrator Brent Mukai
Whispersync for Voice Ready
Audible.com Release Date September 11, 2018
Publisher Atthis Arts, LLC
Program Type Audiobook
Version Unabridged
Language English
ASIN B07H4XFS8V

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Audrey, otherwise known as Odd, is tired of being bored. Living with her mother in a town where nothing happens, the only adventure she finds in her life is whenever her friend Kite visits. Kite ran away from the circus and every little bit makes his way to Odd’s town to tell her of his stories and perform a few tricks for the locals. But one day, his small performance is overshadowed (literally) by a floating island that has suddenly appeared.Seeing her opportunity for adventure, Odd drags Kite to board the island and see what’s in store. But suddenly, they find themselves in a totally different world and must make their way home in a strange and sometimes weird land.Do you ever read those books that after you’re finished you just sit back and think “what”? That’s basically what it was like reading Foreverafter. While it definitely kept my interest and the characters were unique, I found myself feeling like my brain had been scrambled by it all simply because of the strangeness. There is a podcast my husband enjoys listening to called Welcome to Nightvale. This book reminded me of a mixture of that podcast and a bit of Alice’s Wonderland.K.J. Quint has definitely got me hooked as I would love to see how Odd and Kite find their way out of this strangeness and if they even make it back home.**I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for an honest review.**
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Nancy
5.0 out of 5 stars I'M BUYING THIS FOR MY GRANDSONS
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2018
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I am a grandma but have a really good idea what kids like. I really liked this book. The characters were creative and their relationships remained consistent. The adventures were very creative and would appeal to the age group identified by the publisher. I found the book to be full of entertaining and quirky (which I really enjoyed) humor, healthy relationships, and unexpected events. I definitely would buy this for kids with an imagination.
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Amy Louise
4.0 out of 5 stars Cute, Sweet, and Adorable All Round!
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2017
I received a copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.

Audrey is a little different.

Some might say Odd. Hence, the nickname. She dreams of adventure away from her poor little town, and she drags her best friend, Kite, into her imagination. One day as they are going about their normal routine, they feel a huge wind and a giant shadow falls over the entire town. In the sky is a floating cloud of dirt! Of course, Odd sees this as her chance, and finds the highest point in the entire town, so that she can jump onto the floating island and make the (*ahem* literal) leap to an adventure!

This story was quite cute.

It was most definitely middle grade, as it was told in a very young and simplistic voice, and the little details weren't stressed as much. Nonetheless, I enjoyed the writing style, and it carried me through the book quite quickly.

The characters were sweet, although a little unbelievable.

I liked Odd's big dreams and Kite's struggle to keep up with her, but I didn't find that it was very realistic. Odd's mother just let the two of them roam around freely all day, getting up to all kinds of trouble, and I don't think they went to school either. However, as it is fantasy, I'm willing to let that slide.

It really was only part one.

The cover has the book labeled as An Odd Adventure Part One: Crash Landers. At just over 100 pages, the book was extremely short, even for middle grade. It didn't really have a clear ending, and I got much more of a "to be continued" feeling than anything. This is okay, but I felt it was somewhat unnecessary, and it probably would've been better published along with the next book as one.

Overall, it was short and quick, but still sweet and enjoyable.

It was just very cute! I don't know how else to describe it. If you like Middle Grade Fantasy and you're okay with a To Be Continued type of ending, I say go for it! Originally posted on Every Book You Need to Read and More.
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Kendra Schuler
5.0 out of 5 stars Adventure, magic, and action
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2021
This is a wonderfully written book! My kids loved the characters and could not wait to get to the next book. They also loved the jokes written into the story. A throughly delightful read!
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Angela
4.0 out of 5 stars Unique and Strange
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2019
Audrey, otherwise known as Odd, is tired of being bored. Living with her mother in a town where nothing happens, the only adventure she finds in her life is whenever her friend Kite visits. Kite ran away from the circus and every little bit makes his way to Odd’s town to tell her of his stories and perform a few tricks for the locals. But one day, his small performance is overshadowed (literally) by a floating island that has suddenly appeared.

Seeing her opportunity for adventure, Odd drags Kite to board the island and see what’s in store. But suddenly, they find themselves in a totally different world and must make their way home in a strange and sometimes weird land.

Do you ever read those books that after you’re finished you just sit back and think “what”? That’s basically what it was like reading Foreverafter. While it definitely kept my interest and the characters were unique, I found myself feeling like my brain had been scrambled by it all simply because of the strangeness. There is a podcast my husband enjoys listening to called Welcome to Nightvale. This book reminded me of a mixture of that podcast and a bit of Alice’s Wonderland.

K.J. Quint has definitely got me hooked as I would love to see how Odd and Kite find their way out of this strangeness and if they even make it back home.

**I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for an honest review.**
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Angela
4.0 out of 5 stars Unique and Strange
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2019
Audrey, otherwise known as Odd, is tired of being bored. Living with her mother in a town where nothing happens, the only adventure she finds in her life is whenever her friend Kite visits. Kite ran away from the circus and every little bit makes his way to Odd’s town to tell her of his stories and perform a few tricks for the locals. But one day, his small performance is overshadowed (literally) by a floating island that has suddenly appeared.

Seeing her opportunity for adventure, Odd drags Kite to board the island and see what’s in store. But suddenly, they find themselves in a totally different world and must make their way home in a strange and sometimes weird land.

Do you ever read those books that after you’re finished you just sit back and think “what”? That’s basically what it was like reading Foreverafter. While it definitely kept my interest and the characters were unique, I found myself feeling like my brain had been scrambled by it all simply because of the strangeness. There is a podcast my husband enjoys listening to called Welcome to Nightvale. This book reminded me of a mixture of that podcast and a bit of Alice’s Wonderland.

K.J. Quint has definitely got me hooked as I would love to see how Odd and Kite find their way out of this strangeness and if they even make it back home.

**I received a copy of this book from NetGalley for an honest review.**
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4.0 out of 5 stars A fun, quick read
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2016
This book will appeal to a younger age group that is just getting into chapter books. It's simple to read but gives the reader enough details to "see" this story. It will be a quick read for more advanced readers for this genre, but is enjoyable. I'm looking forward to more books by this new author.

I received this ebook from Net Galley for my honest opinion.
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