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Moon Dark Smile

Tessa Gratton

Ages 12–16

432 pages · Released Aug 30, 2022

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Moon Dark Smile is a fantasy coming-of-age novel with intricate worldbuilding and complex character relationships. The story involves demons, magic, and political intrigue, with some darker themes around manipulation and spiritual peril, but violence is not graphically depicted. The central themes reward resilience, self-knowledge, and questioning authority, making it suitable for mature middle-grade to early teen readers who enjoy character-driven fantasy.

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After discovering a dangerous way to bring the demon of the palace with her, Raliel, the heir to the Emperor, sets out on her coming-of-age journey, accompanied by her demon-kissed bodyguard Osian, who secretly plans to act as his mother's weapon against the Empire. After discovering a dangerous way to bring the demon of the palace with her, Raliel, the heir to the Emperor, sets out on her coming-of-age journey, accompanied by her demon-kissed bodyguard Osian, who secretly plans to act as his mother's weapon against the Empire.

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ISBN 9781534498150 · Simon and Schuster

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