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Dearest Josephine
by Caroline George
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
slow-paced
Loveable characters:
Yes
Told through emails, texts, and letters, Dearest Josephine is the story of a girl who finds centuries old letters written to a girl with her name.
I liked how book deals with themes of family problems, friendship reconciliation, communication, and falling in love without really knowing a person.
It is very clean: only a couple short kisses and almost no language. The word for an illegitimate son is used a lot in the historical portion of the story which initially took me off guard.
I liked the characters, the story, and—to my surprise—the letter writing format.
I liked how book deals with themes of family problems, friendship reconciliation, communication, and falling in love without really knowing a person.
It is very clean: only a couple short kisses and almost no language. The word for an illegitimate son is used a lot in the historical portion of the story which initially took me off guard.
I liked the characters, the story, and—to my surprise—the letter writing format.