School of Light

After reading Waking in Dreamland, I was very excited to pick up and delve into School of Light. This story is about Juele, a young girl in the Dreamland, that is accepted into the School of Light and is pulled into a huge set of problems that she must deal with her only talent, that of illusion.I agree with many of the other reviewers. This book is thought-provoking in the thought of 'if this were real.' I also agree that the "plot should start before the first 200 pages." School of Light did get off to a slow start, but I think that those 200 pages were still fun to read.Overall, School of Light is a great idea and it is indeed an easy read. I'm excited to read the next book...The Grand Tour...

Like Waking in Dreamland, I found that this novel had a unique perspective that made me think, even while being an easy read. Perhaps those who don't get it and wrote bad reviews are too set in their reading ways and should stick to predictible books. This was more than fun to read, it was different without being confusing. Defineitely recommended for anyone who should be reading SF or fantasy.

Imagine if Jodi's premise was indeed real. This is a thought provoking book worth reading if for no other reason than the fact that it creates an interesting fantasy to contemplate.

***In my opinion, Jody Lynn Nye has created a twisted vision of what happens when we sleep. It is also VERY interesting! Who is to say Jody's world does NOT exist? I found this author's world of illusion to be fascinating! Juele is a character I hope to meet again some day. I enjoyed the book thoroughly.***