Catori Worlds eBook Murielle Cyr
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Catori has all the odds stacked against her a loner with mismatched eyes who hates school and just about everybody who goes there. Her ability to see things nobody else does makes her an oddball at school. She accidentally boards the wrong bus to school one morning and is transported to a strange parallel world. There’s no way back for her; the bus she boarded doesn't do return trips and she has to figure out her own way back. She discovers that the evil forces over-running this parallel world are tracking her down and have no intention of letting her go home alive.
Trusting strangers doesn't come easy to her, but her only hope of escaping her hunters is to follow Miren, a girl she encounters in the public restrooms. They manage to reach a secluded wood where Catori meets up with Otsoa, the only boy who has ever made her feel like she was worthy of love. She must fight another intense battle – she must choose between her loyalty to her friend Miren and her infatuation for Otsoa, the handsome, would-be rock star. The evil forces have zeroed in on them and Catori must fight for her life. What chance does a lone fifteen-year-old girl have to confront those powerful forces? Does she bow to their evil scheme of taking over planet Earth or does she fight them to her last breath?
Catori Worlds eBook Murielle Cyr
Catori’s Worlds by Murielle Cry was an interesting and fun read that for me read like a cross between Alice in Wonderland meets The Wizard of Oz meets The Autobiography of a Yogi. The story starts out with an introduction to its protagonist, Catori, a schoolgirl getting off a bus and seeing eerie shaped figures in a parking lot. These figures are not seen by her friend Luke, who then goes and spread the word around school about “green eye” (because she has only one green eye) seeing things. She’s bullied and goes home in a bad mood. The interchange with her mother is very sweet and the reader instantly feels this is a young girl who has a loving home. Also alluded to is her good relationship with her grandmother who has told her that her one green eye is a gift that will allow her to see things others can’t. This proves true when Catori sees figures changing from mysterious forms to human like, in the characters of Miren and Otsoa. In a parallel universe these two characters take Catori to meet their spiritual leader Maka. Interwoven into the story line are the forces of good versus evil (no spoilers here on what evil forces Catori faces). And inherent throughout the read was the role nature plays in rejuvenating our souls. One particular scene I loved was when Miren and Catori embrace a tree and Catori feels one with that tree. There is much rich scenery written into the journey Catori ventures through with plants, trees, and flowers coming alive off the page. I enjoyed the read.Product details
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Catori Worlds eBook Murielle Cyr Reviews
Murrielle Cyr knows YA. She taps into the angst of the misfit teen. Who hasn't felt like he or she didn't belong in high school? The twist of Catori's World. Is that our heroine, Catori, is really different and it just isn't her eyes. She has knowledge and magical abilities. Then there's the side trip she takes to a parrallel universe. As in all good YA books, she finds strength within herself, a good friend, and a love interest. This is a great read that is enjoyable for adults and teens alike.
Want to read a wonderful, inspirational YA book? Well, Murielle Cyr’s “CATORI’S WORLD” had me from the very first page. Using an extremely unique, image-based, YA driven prose, Ms. Cyr quickly pulls the reader into the world of Catori, a bright teenage girl, totally misunderstood and unappreciated at her school and living with a mother still coping with her husband’s premature death.
Right off the bat, we see how special Catori is, so special she is swept up by alien ‘Youth Advisors,’ who introduce her to time travel and parallel worlds where people are, just like on the planet earth, not what they seem. Along the way, Catori is befriended and protected by a couple of people, who ultimately help her renew her own faith in herself and to me, that’s another reason why this book is so good. It demonstrates, through its totally touching and believable characters, an important concept no matter how insignificant or unaccepted one feels, there will always be someone out there ready to appreciate that person for exactly who he or she is. A powerful book, a powerful message, and a very, very well written read! Highly recommended.
Catori's Worlds by Murielle Cyr is a delightful mystical adventure for teenagers of all ages. It is a charming non-violent story that opens up the important concern for our environment seen through the strange eyes of Catori, one brown the other green. There are elements of First People Shamanism throughout which this reader particularly enjoyed. Catori always assumed her eyes were a defect and is often teased about it in school, but when she starts seeing weird beings appearing in a grey fog she starts to wonder if she has abnormal abilities.
She soon realizes her eyes show her what no one else can see and decides to confront the strange beings. But events force Catori to hop on a bus which takes her to an alternate world co-existing with ours. There she learns of teenage agents searching for others with similar abilities. These agents are the beings she has been witnessing and they inform her of the wonders and dangers she will have to deal with. The dangers are quite frightening and will keep any teenager looking under the bed before going to sleep.
This new world is imaginatively described full of colour and life, especially plant life and its importance to the world. A wonderful book that has a powerful message and hopefully will be used to save our own planet.
FIVE STARS for this YA Fantasy that is recommended for the whole family.
A delightful adventure for teenagers of all ages. A lovely charming non-violent story that shows the importance and concern for our environment seen through the eyes of Catori's World. A wonderful, inspirational YA book much enjoyed and loved. Murielle has a lovely style of writing that educates and grips the YA from beginning to end.
this book wasn't entertaining and was very childish. I wouldn't recommend it unless you need a very very quick read. the plot line is predictable and slow
I liked the start and the story. I almost lost the plot because I started reading the story then left it for several months. Once I got back to reading it, I was able to get back into the story and enjoyed it right to the end. A good read with a good plot any reader should like. Thank's to the author.
Catori’s Worlds by Murielle Cry was an interesting and fun read that for me read like a cross between Alice in Wonderland meets The Wizard of Oz meets The Autobiography of a Yogi. The story starts out with an introduction to its protagonist, Catori, a schoolgirl getting off a bus and seeing eerie shaped figures in a parking lot. These figures are not seen by her friend Luke, who then goes and spread the word around school about “green eye” (because she has only one green eye) seeing things. She’s bullied and goes home in a bad mood. The interchange with her mother is very sweet and the reader instantly feels this is a young girl who has a loving home. Also alluded to is her good relationship with her grandmother who has told her that her one green eye is a gift that will allow her to see things others can’t. This proves true when Catori sees figures changing from mysterious forms to human like, in the characters of Miren and Otsoa. In a parallel universe these two characters take Catori to meet their spiritual leader Maka. Interwoven into the story line are the forces of good versus evil (no spoilers here on what evil forces Catori faces). And inherent throughout the read was the role nature plays in rejuvenating our souls. One particular scene I loved was when Miren and Catori embrace a tree and Catori feels one with that tree. There is much rich scenery written into the journey Catori ventures through with plants, trees, and flowers coming alive off the page. I enjoyed the read.
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