Name: Earth and Sky
ISBN: 9780670068128

Megan Crewe

Seventeen-year-old Skylar has always been haunted by fleeting yet powerful feelings that something around her has gone wrong. Those impressions have never seemed to reflect anything real, and have only earned her stares and whispers behind her back. But after she meets a mysterious boy named Win, she learns an unsettling truth: we are not alone on Earth. In fact, visitors from beyond the stars are manipulating our planet and the essential fabric of our world; life as we know it is starting to unravel. And Skylar--and her heightened awareness--just may be the key to our salvation.

Earth and Sky

Chantale

I had such high hopes for this book. I had read the description and it sounded so interesting and I was excited to read it because I like book that has time traveling but I had not read many books with aliens.

Anyway, this book was ok. Not something I will read again and I actually lost interest in this book but I forced myself to read it just because it is a book I had to read and review. If it weren't a book to review I most likely would have quit it.
I do have the second book to read and review and I am hoping it will better than this one.

Jessica Nottingham

Where to begin with this review? Megan Crewe is an author that I admire. So when I saw that she had a new book on its way, and that it was Science Fiction, I was thoroughly excited. I love Sci Fi, and I love it even more when it's done well in YA. I had high hopes! Perhaps a little too high.
 
The beginning of the story was interesting enough. Skylar's ability to see the wrongness around her intrigued me. It wasn't until later that I learned she was actually seeing time shifts, but the idea of her being the only who could see things that were a little bit off caught me up. I wanted to know more about her character, and more about her ability. I wasn't exactly a fan of Skylar, to be honest. Her OCD tendencies grated on a bit. Still, she was different enough that I was willing to let that go in favor of seeing what happened next.
 
Then, things slowed down. To almost a snail's pace. Yes, there is time travel here. In fact, there are aliens and time travel involved. Those two things alone should have kept my interest. Sadly, that wasn't the case. Win's existence was oddly introduced, his backstory jarringly put into place, and then suddenly we were time traveling. Yet even that wasn't all that interesting to me. Nothing about Skylar and Win's journey struck me. Nothing made me want to keep madly reading to reach the ending. It all felt flat, and I was just sad.
 
Credit where credit is due, the places that Skylar and Win visit are well researched. I just wished for that much vividness in the rest of the book.

Marissa Luzio 

Stephanie

When Skylar meets mysterious, otherworldly Win, she discovers that humanity has been under alien control for centuries, and a faction of rebel aliens, including Win, need Sky's strange powers to help them save Earth and the fabric of reality.