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Monuments

Will Kostakis

Ages 13–17

Readers rate it 3.0 (1 on Hardcover)

288 pages · Released Aug 27, 2019

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Monuments is a YA fantasy adventure that blends mystery, mythology, and coming-of-age themes. The story involves exploration of ancient gods and some conflict around trust and power, but violence is not central to the plot. The narrative emphasizes friendship, loyalty, and personal growth as Connor navigates unexpected responsibility and moral complexity.

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All 16-year-old Connor is trying to do is avoid his ex-best friend when he stumbles upon a trapdoor to a secret chamber under his school. But when Sally Rodgers breaks into the same secret chamber looking for an ancient being, things take an unexpected turn . . . and Connor's life will never be the same again.Along wit... All 16-year-old Connor is trying to do is avoid his ex-best friend when he stumbles upon a trapdoor to a secret chamber under his school. But when Sally Rodgers breaks into the same secret chamber looking for an ancient being, things take an unexpected turn . . . and Connor's life will never be the same again.Along with the mysterious Sally and, later on, his new friend Locky, Connor discovers the Monuments - gods who have been buried for generations - who created the world and hid themselves away from humanity to keep everyone safe. But now they're exposed and vulnerable, and Connor isn't sure who, himself included, can be trusted with the knowledge and the power these gods have. Monuments is the first book in an exciting new duology from YA star, Will Kostakis.

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ISBN 9780734419224 · Lothian Children's Books

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