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Title	:	Goddess of the Night (Daughters of the Moon #1)
Author	:	Lynne Ewing
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	August 7th 2000 by Volo (first published August 1st 2000)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal. Mythology

Goddess of the Night (Daughters of the Moon #1) Hardcover | Pages: 304 pages

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My boyfriend does a pretty spot-on impression of the show Charmed. According to him, there is really no need for a script because the same thing happens in every episode. Charmed, the series, in five lines. “Um, duh, we’re sisters and we’re witches and we’re quirky with a side of sass.” Demon: “Rahr! I’m evil” “Um, DUH, we’re WITCHES!” Demon: “Oh noes, I’m slain!” “Wooty-woo! We’re witches and we’re at a club and we’re havin' a good time!” End scene. I don’t know if I should be concerned that my boyfriend has seen enough episodes of Charmed to make grand statements like this, but I do know that if you replace the word “witches” with “moon goddesses” you’d basically have the book I just read.

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Original Title:	Goddess of the Night
ISBN:	0786806532 (ISBN13: 9780786806539)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Daughters of the Moon #1
Setting:	Los Angeles, California(United States)

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Unremarkable, but not wholly bad.2.5 stars rounded up.

This book is absolutely terrible, but I love it anyway. The characters are idiots, the whole thing screams "published in the year 2000," and you're about halfway through the book before anything actually happens except talking about boys, but also the writing is kind of engrossing and you have a great time reading it because it's such a hysterical combination of high-school melodrama with superpowers. And I will always have fond memories of this book being the raciest thing I read when I was

3.5 stars*The nostalgia factor for this reread was intense and wow I loved this series growing up. As an adult, this read like an early 2000s magical school girl dramedy. I was so surprised how well this aged! There are some great feminism quips and theres more than 1 POC (albeit the latinx, chola, ex-banger characterization is FAR too heavy handed and played out for my taste). I really loved parts of this but, for the most part, this felt like a typical YA fantasy set-up for a long winded

I originally read this back in middle school or high school, and while I remembered that I enjoyed it, I couldn't remember much else about it. Upon rereading it recently, I still enjoy it, but I've now noticed some flaws with it. For instance, the pacing is a bit uneven, slowly meandering along for most of the book and then rushing through the ending. Also, as much as I like Vanessa's love interest, Michael, their courtship is a bit tedious, with Vanessa constantly sending poor Michael mixed

Just finished reading Goddess of the Night. Great YA book, loved the story. Fast paced and interesting. Looking forward to reading the next few books in the series.

Oh my goodness! I had the hardest time getting through this book. Every time I put it down I didn't want to pick it back up again. While in high school these were some of my favorite books and I thoroughly enjoyed them. This is a good perspective to look at them now because I see that I've grown up and matured but they are still great for teens. I have a new perspective on the subject matter now and I'm concerned that it idealizes what 14-15 year old girls think that they should look like. It