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Genesis (The Journeys of John and Julia #1)

Aurelia Haslboeck

ebook | Pages: 264 pages

Rating: 2.93 | 43 Users | 26 Reviews

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Title	:	Genesis (The Journeys of John and Julia #1)
Author	:	Aurelia Haslboeck
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 264 pages
Published	:	September 9th 2011 by Rigler Creative Solutions
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Unfinished

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Secretly guided by a magical collective of superbeings called The Twenty-Two, a seemingly mismatched pair of teens deal with the aftermath of divorce, loss, and their conflicted feelings for each other. Little do they know that they have also cracked open the door to another reality—and unwittingly awakened the sleeping beast of their nemesis-to-be, the beyond evil Niem Vidalgo Oten.

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Ratings: 2.93 From 43 Users | 26 Reviews

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And I am DONE at 7%. I honestly can't keep going. First I got TWO emails for the book and to be honest, I ACCIDENTALLY got it off NetGalley, and then I'm asked where my review is? Yes I know it has been two months, but have you ever heard of...hmm...I don't know, a TBR list? I have literally over 100 books that I own or need to review for a tour or per author's request and I would really like it if I wasn't asked all the time where my review is. So I really did NOT want to read this book, but I

We start off with some god-like men and women who confused the hell out of me. Then we jumped to Julia POV, then John's, then John's Mom POV, then back to the god-like people, then to someone completely different. I was just confused with the constant POVs especially since they weren't labeled. These god-like creatures have the power to change, alter, or adjust anything in ones life which is what they're trying to do with Julia.Julia and John are both thirteen year old teenagers who are thrown

If the title doesn't give you a clue that this book is #1 in a series, then you are not paying attention! This book, aka, Chapter One: Genesis, introduces an array of characters, some human, some superhuman and some omniscient. The superhuman characters are introduced first. For some reason that is not immediately clear, they are very interested in some choices that Julia is about to make. In fact, they have the power to intervene, pause time, and explore what could happen depending on the

I couldn't bring myself to finish this novel. The Journeys of John and Julia just wasn't for me and I will not be continuing with the series. I couldn't connect with the characters in any way and felt like the actions of Julia were extreme and just wanted to hit her. The editing in this novel was terrible, there were a lot of sentences that just didn't make any sense. Lastly, there were some opinions on topics in this novel that I just didn't agree with such as divorce and teen pregnancy and so

This is a great book for teens. I can't wait to see where the story goes...

First Thoughts: When I was asked to listen to this book I thought the premise sounded really interesting but it didnt live up to my expectations.Julia is a cheerleader and she got on the all star team and was prepared to go to camp with them over the summer when her mother totally changes her plans. She decides that Julia needs to go with her to visit her grandmother for the summer and this total ticks off Julia. Julia goes into things with a foul attitude and the only things she has to look

I think the teens at my library might enjoy this more than I did. Julia finally comes to a better understanding of her world. I was not clear what caused her to have the revelation. The two worlds were not clearly defined for me and I didn't really understand how they intersected. There were strong moral messages that the author was sharing, but I felt they were a little heavy handed. I hope that some of my issues will be addressed in sequels. Maybe we will learn who these all powerful beings