Loved itI also love the other books in this Trilogy sapphire blue and emerald green but I got to say ruby red was my favorite of the bunch but all of them are good
Sapphire blue (2010)
Others: Positive Sixteen-year-old Gwen, the newest and final member of the secret time-traveling Circle of Twelve, searches through history for the other time-travelers, aided by friend Lesley, James the ghost, Xemerius the gargoyle demon, and Gideon, the Diamond, whose fate seems bound with hers.
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- 9780805092660
- Length:
- 368 pages
Genres: science fiction, young adult
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