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winemakerssister 's review for:
Midnight at the Blackbird Cafe
by Heather Webber
3.5 stars
Family and a heavy dose of magical realism figure into this tale of a small southern town and its people (and blackbirds). I was pulled in from the beginning but ended up a bit unsatisfied as the story lost its edge at the end. It just started feeling a little too sweet, with everything tied up a little too perfectly, and thus the rating.
There are romances within the book, but they are secondary to the main themes. The narrators did a good job, and the cover is gorgeous.
Family and a heavy dose of magical realism figure into this tale of a small southern town and its people (and blackbirds). I was pulled in from the beginning but ended up a bit unsatisfied as the story lost its edge at the end. It just started feeling a little too sweet, with everything tied up a little too perfectly, and thus the rating.
There are romances within the book, but they are secondary to the main themes. The narrators did a good job, and the cover is gorgeous.