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A review by itputsthebookupontheshelf
Funeral Girl by Emma K. Ohland
4.0
This was a fun and sad story with the emotional learning moments we all go through in life. Obviously not exactly the same, as the MC sees ghosts of the people that are brought to the family mortuary, but I loved that Georgia learned a lot from her "lost friend" on how to deal with her emotions, fears and how to navigate not so pleasant situations.
There was good reputation on how people grieve differently, and how it can affect those around you and your interactions.
I also loved the great use of they/them pronouns and how if you make a mistake, it's easy to apologize and correct yourself. People like to make it harder than it has to be and it was nice to see a book do it easily and well.
There was good reputation on how people grieve differently, and how it can affect those around you and your interactions.
I also loved the great use of they/them pronouns and how if you make a mistake, it's easy to apologize and correct yourself. People like to make it harder than it has to be and it was nice to see a book do it easily and well.