Journal Entry 1 by KateKintail from Burke, Virginia USA on Thursday, February 16, 2006

Journal Entry 2 by KateKintail from Burke, Virginia USA on Sunday, April 22, 2007

I just finished reading this last night. For what it was- a short novel based on the television series, I loved it. The characters were very in character and the format was comfortingly familiar- it seemed like any adventure you'd see on the show. It's definitely a fun book, packed with everything from humor to prophetic dreams to a number of fight scenes.

It's set when they're in high school, before Angel heads to LA, and while Oz is around as Willow's boyfriend (i.e. early in the series). The basic plot revolves around a selkie Willow finds and takes in after an oil spill. Thanks to Buffy's nightmares about drowning and her distrust of things not human, there's some tension building from the decision to help the selkie return to the ocean. But then when people- and vampires- start dying, they realize something must be done.

I'm going to put this in my permanent collection for now because I received as a RABCK another copy to BC with, and because there's a passage or two I love and would like to re-read :-) 

Journal Entry 3 by KateKintail at Island Creek Community Clubhouse in Alexandria, Virginia USA on Saturday, October 18, 2008

Released 3 yrs ago (10/18/2008 UTC) at Island Creek Community Clubhouse in Alexandria, Virginia USA

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