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Erin The Fire Goddess: The Beginning
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Erin The Fire Goddess: The Beginning
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Erin The Fire Goddess: The Beginning

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Erin is a 15 year old girl, born with a birthmark covering the left side of her face.
She moves to her parent’s home town of Galladale, where all is not what it seems.
From day one, Erin is bullied by Jessica, for looking at Sean.
Why is she trying to keep Erin away? Will the bullying ever stop? Can Erin control the fire that builds inside her?

LanguageEnglish
PublisherLavinia Urban
Release dateJul 12, 2012
ISBN9781477517543
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Lavinia Urban

Lavinia is an award winning, multi-genre author, who lives in Scotland with her husband and two children.Since the early nineties, Lavinia has been in and out of the publishing world, but it wasn't until 2012 when she decided to take the plunge and become a full-time writer.Unfortunately, in 2017, Lavinia was diagnosed with Metastatic Breast cancer. She continues to fight to put this awful disease into remission, whilst raising awareness.

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    Freshly told, Erin the Fire Goddess is an engaging story, aimed for young adults. The author, Lavinia Urban, presents it in first-person narrative, which indicates a deep bond with the character. So it is no wonder that she chose to name the main character and her sister after her own two daughters. I think that the story comes from the deep—both memories from the past, and observation of how children behave and what they feel at present, both of which makes Erin’s voice ring true and compelling. It is at times sad, at times playful. The story brings back the agony of growing up, being afraid of falling short of expectations in the eyes of schoolmates, fending off bullies and school, and finding a way to overcome this agony. Perhaps the most difficult thing is the challenge to control the fire inside.Four stars.