I bought this for my 4 and 8 year old granddaughter's. It may be a stretch for my oldest age wise, so I decided to read it first. Wanted to make sure it would be a positive experience with no surprises.
I began reading it and immediately became enthralled with the story and writing which was superlative . I read non fiction business and history for myself. This became an incredible experience for this “old dog”.
The book is full of great truths about life and friendships. And while it may be just a bit advanced for my eight year old granddaughter, I’m excited this summer to read it to both my granddaughters.
And ,finally, I can’t remember the last time I got teary eyed reading a book but this book did it to me. Not due to an abundance of sadness but simply because it is such a beautiful experience.
The use of the art in the book was unique and helped it become whole.
Buy it, read it, keep it and read it again.
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It was hard to get into, but I ended up liking it okay. Not life-changing, or even particularly memorable, but satisfying.We read it for my book club because it was the ‘23 Newberry medal. We were split about half-and-half on people who liked it and didn’t. Two of the people who liked it loved it. And mine was close to the lowest opinion expressed. But my own lack of enthusiasm was just because it’s a Newberry medal , and I want to expect better.I’m going to keep the book for my kids to read, but I won’t necessarily recommend it to anyone.
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It was hard to get into, but I ended up liking it okay. Not life-changing, or even particularly memorable, but satisfying.
We read it for my book club because it was the ‘23 Newberry medal. We were split about half-and-half on people who liked it and didn’t. Two of the people who liked it loved it. And mine was close to the lowest opinion expressed. But my own lack of enthusiasm was just because it’s a Newberry medal , and I want to expect better.
I’m going to keep the book for my kids to read, but I won’t necessarily recommend it to anyone.
We read it for my book club because it was the ‘23 Newberry medal. We were split about half-and-half on people who liked it and didn’t. Two of the people who liked it loved it. And mine was close to the lowest opinion expressed. But my own lack of enthusiasm was just because it’s a Newberry medal , and I want to expect better.
I’m going to keep the book for my kids to read, but I won’t necessarily recommend it to anyone.
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