Terra Electrica: The Guardians of the North by Antonia Maxwell

Thank you @The_WriteReads/@WriteReadsTours for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Terra Electrica is adventure book for young teenagers ( 9-to 14 years old.) The main character Mani who is 12 years old, and she has lost her family and community due to a deadly force being unleashed. The story is very easy to get into and flows very well, and I was soon flicking through the pages. The illustrations are amazing that are scattered through the book and work very well with the story. The front cover is great and I love the title it works brilliant together. The story is set at fast pace which is great because you get hooked straight the way and I was totally invested in the book and could not put down. I think young teenagers will love this book it will take them away from there world for a bit. Terra Electrica is an engaging read 5 stars. About the Book: Book 1 in an action-packed dystopian adventure series set in the near-future post-melt Arctic. The last ice cap has melted, and the world is on the brink of collapse. A deadly force—Terra Electrica—has been unleashed. It feeds on electricity. It is infecting civilization. In this chaotic, rapidly changing reality, 12-year-old Mani has lost her family and community to the Terra Electrica. Armed only with some ancestral wisdom and a powerful, ancient wooden mask she was never meant to inherit so soon, she suddenly finds herself responsible for the fate of the world. Can Mani piece everything together and harness her newfound powers in time to save humanity? About the Author: Antonia Maxwell is a writer and editor based in North Essex and Cambridge, UK. With a degree in Modern Languages and a long-standing career as a book editor, she has a lifelong curiosity for language and words, and a growing fascination in the power of story – the way it shapes our lives and frames our experience.