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Claire de Lune

4 Ratings: 2.3
A book by Christine Johnson

Grade 7 Up—For Claire Benoit, life in Hanover Falls has been pretty normal and uneventful. But all that changes on the night of her 16th birthday when she discovers a secret that will change her world forever. Her mother explains that she is a … see full wiki

Author: Christine Johnson
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Publisher: Simon Pulse
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review by . July 27, 2010
A deceptively cute young adult novel, Claire de Lune pairs a quaint tale of young love offset by a crazed, serial killing werewolf. While it did entertain, the fluctuation from cutesy young lovers to throat ripping wolf chomping was a bit outlandish and I felt at times the novel dragged in a day to day recitation of mundane tasks that the protag engaged in.    REVIEW: On Claire's sixteenth birthday she got more than a date with the cutest boy in school and a pair of sapphire …
review by . July 14, 2010
I was rather surprised by "Claire de Lune". I was not expecting much from the book, but it surprised me. The story was interesting and somewhat addictive. Just how I like them.    On her 16th birthday, Claire learns she is a werewolf. This happened at the worst time, just when Matthew, the guy she likes, starts showing interest in her. Then, things get worse as people start getting killed by werewolves (yes, this is a world here werewolves exist and people know about them). Now, …
review by . June 02, 2010
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Claire de Lune was nothing like what I expected, but in a great way.    At first, I was a bit perplexed that everyone seemed to know about the werewolves, but I kind of liked how Johnson really made it her own story that way. There's a bit of romance mixed into the story, which definitely complicates Claire's life even more. Despite the werewolf aspect, it seemed to be fairly realistic, which kind of caught me off guard.    The beginning starts out with Claire …
review by . May 19, 2010
Claire has never been very close to her mother. Marie's busy work schedule that requires her to travel has always kept her away, leaving Claire with an au pair, Lisbeth. But now that she's sixteen, Claire thinks she's old enough to be left alone a bit more, and is hoping to find freedom in a car of her own and perhaps a date with cute Matthew Engle.     Instead, her party is cut short by a spotting of a malicious werewolf, and Marie divulges a shocking secret: she and Claire …
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