The Girl Who Looked Beyond the Stars By L. B. Anne

About the Book

The Girl Who Looked Beyond the Stars follows Sheena Meyer, an ordinary thirteen year old whose life changes forever after her father’s car accident. When she witnesses a glowing, supernatural being heal him at the hospital, she learns she is a “gleamer,” someone who can see what others cannot, and that a dark force called the Murk is coming for her.

About the Author

L. B. Anne is the bestselling author of the Sheena Meyer series, along with the Everfall, Lolo and Winkle, and Curly Girl Adventures series. She writes chapter books for readers ages six to fourteen, is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), and speaks at schools and libraries nationwide.

Who Is This Book For?

This book is a great pick for tweens and young teens who love clean, faith friendly fantasy with a bit of mystery mixed in. Parents looking for a safe, engaging read that still keeps kids turning pages will appreciate the wholesome storyline and relatable characters.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is The Girl Who Looked Beyond the Stars appropriate for middle schoolers?
Yes. The book is written for readers around ages 11 to 14 and is known for being a clean, safe read with light supernatural elements and no inappropriate content.

What genre is The Girl Who Looked Beyond the Stars?
It blends Christian fiction, fantasy, and mystery, making it a good choice for readers who enjoy faith based stories with a supernatural twist.

Is this book part of a series?
Yes, it is the first book in L. B. Anne’s Sheena Meyer series, so readers who enjoy it can continue with the following books to see what happens next.